Hi All.
I have a question regaring multiple location records. When a user has two SIP phones registered there are cooresponding records in the location table.
I'm implementing call forwarding and have run in to a problem whereby the forwarding number does indeed ring, but so does one of the other registered SIP phones.
So it seems that SER reads the location table via lookup("location") and it generates one INVITE message for each location record that was found.
Can I easily prevent this from happening, because I am simply going to forward the caller to another number?
Regards, Paul
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On 01/27/05 02:14, Java Rockx wrote:
Hi All.
I have a question regaring multiple location records. When a user has two SIP phones registered there are cooresponding records in the location table.
I'm implementing call forwarding and have run in to a problem whereby the forwarding number does indeed ring, but so does one of the other registered SIP phones.
So it seems that SER reads the location table via lookup("location") and it generates one INVITE message for each location record that was found.
Can I easily prevent this from happening, because I am simply going to forward the caller to another number?
see the registrar module documentation, there are some parameters that help you to tune user location lookup -- for example, 'append_branches' and 'desc_time_order'.
Daniel
Regards, Paul
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