Hi Every one,
Is the following scenario possible and if yes, how?
I want to identify the caller ID inside the Kamailio so that a specific caller can be routed to an Asterisk box. Actually, the caller -- a SIP client or an IP phone client is not registered at Kamailio, but Kamailio has to act as a Proxy to a group of Asterisk servers. The sketch in my mind is to use some if-then-else statements within the [route] where user can call a particular number say NXXXXXXX201 and then the Kamailio can strip off the first number and re-route it to an Asterisk server.
Regards, MM Alam SERG Pakistan http://serg.imsciences.edu.pk http://www.imsciences.edu.pk/profiles/masoom_alam.html
On Monday 09 November 2009 00:48:51 Masoom Alam wrote:
Hi Every one,
Is the following scenario possible and if yes, how?
I want to identify the caller ID inside the Kamailio so that a specific caller can be routed to an Asterisk box. Actually, the caller -- a SIP client or an IP phone client is not registered at Kamailio, but Kamailio has to act as a Proxy to a group of Asterisk servers. The sketch in my mind is to use some if-then-else statements within the [route] where user can call a particular number say NXXXXXXX201 and then the Kamailio can strip off the first number and re-route it to an Asterisk server.
A "Caller ID" .. could be on the From: of an INVITE, as a RPID header ... as a PPI header ... as a PAI header ... that's too ambigous ... you have to be more especific.
Raúl Alexis Betancor Santana wrote:
A "Caller ID" .. could be on the From: of an INVITE, as a RPID header ... as a PPI header ... as a PAI header ... that's too ambigous ... you have to be more especific.
Given the SIP proficiency level suggested by the post, I would hypothesise that he means the name portion of the From header, in which case, yes, it is possible.
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