Hi,
In my SER the users can register either by using sip uri (name at domain) or numerical sip uri (number at domain). Everything is ok if user registers with numerical format uri but if the user registers with e.g. timlaa at domain type of uri (and also numerical uri exists for the same user, but not active registeration) how can I then direct the calls from pstn to this sip client or vice versa direct sip client's calls to pstn i.e. somehow the timlaa at domain should be converted to user's number at domain uri format.
One solution I believe is to use alias. I read all the former posts and added the line lookup("aliases") in to my ser.cfg and tried to test it by using serctl add alias command, but when the command is executed it seems that ser will go to infinite loop (the only way to recover is to kill ser process and start it again).
Or is this going to be a solution overall for the above described case ?
reg. timlaa
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I am not sure I fully understand the description, but aliases should work. Aliases are very simple, you can imagine them as permanent entries in the user location database.
For example URI sip:jan@iptel.org can have aliases sip:5060@iptel.org, sip:9042@iptel.org and so on.
When somebody calls either sip:5060@iptel.org or sip:9042@iptel.org then the Request-URI will be rewritten to sip:jan@iptel.org and the processing continues normally.
sip:jan@iptel.org will then be translated using lookup("location") to my registered contact and forwarded to my phone.
SO when ser receives an INVITE sip:5060@iptel.org then the Request-URI will be rewritten to sip:jan@iptel.org when you call lookup("aliases") and when you call lookup("location") later then it will be rewritten to something like INVITE sip:jan@1.2.3.4 (if I am registered from IP 1.2.3.4).
Jan.
On 19-11 15:16, timlaa@luukku.com wrote:
Hi,
In my SER the users can register either by using sip uri (name at domain) or numerical sip uri (number at domain). Everything is ok if user registers with numerical format uri but if the user registers with e.g. timlaa at domain type of uri (and also numerical uri exists for the same user, but not active registeration) how can I then direct the calls from pstn to this sip client or vice versa direct sip client's calls to pstn i.e. somehow the timlaa at domain should be converted to user's number at domain uri format.
One solution I believe is to use alias. I read all the former posts and added the line lookup("aliases") in to my ser.cfg and tried to test it by using serctl add alias command, but when the command is executed it seems that ser will go to infinite loop (the only way to recover is to kill ser process and start it again).
Or is this going to be a solution overall for the above described case ?
reg. timlaa
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