We are using prefixes for that, for example when I want to dial someone
@sipphone.com from my ATA then I type 2474 followed by sipphone number.
Jan.
On 06-08 10:35, Jev wrote:
Hi All,
How do people deal with calls between virtual domains on the same ser
server from phones that can only easily dial numeric numbers and not
proper SIP uris?
Example,
two users,
2000(a)sipdomain1.com
calls
2000(a)sipdomain2.com ?
They are different users, as the domain distinguishes them, but for a
hard phone (like a analog phone connected to a ata, or a grandstream
phone) the user can only really _easily_ dial a simple number?
I'm sure this subject has been broached, it leads to the bigger question
of the usefulness of sip uris in context of traditional telephones? I
can think of effective ways around it by using prefixes and such, but I
want to hear about other peoples hopefully more elegant approach :)
Thanks,
-Jev
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