> Even simpler, didn't think of just sending to differenct ipadresses. So
> just set the forced ip to sip:$Ri:$Rp. If you use $fs instead of the old
> force_send_socket() it is as simple as: $fs="sip:$Ri:$Rp".
Well, that and also the SIP-URI as the potential identifier, I
thought. Which is neater?
On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 01:15:58PM +0900, Tahiro Hashizume wrote:
> > The hard part is how you will differentiate the REGISTERS from asterisk
> > to the sipserver.
> The imaginary solution to this in my head is telling Kamailio to
> listen to 10.1.1.1N:5061 (N=0-4) on dummyN as well, to which Aster
To all and Daniel
> have you tried 1 ipaddress and different source ports?
I have not tried it myself, however folks here having the same issue
have tried using both "chan_sip" and "pjsip" working on different
ports of the same machine (both under control of a single Asterisk
instance) and report
On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 09:57:02PM +0900, Tahiro Hashizume wrote:
> B.)Kamailio listens on five IP addresses on dummyN which has
> 10.1.1.1N/32 (N=0-4, so dummy0 has 10.1.1.10/32, for example) making
> five SIP+RTP sessions to the same remote host to appear as if they are
> from five different host
Hi there,
This e-mail is going to be lengthy and I hope you will not get
frustrated (like I am, for different reasons described later) by
reading it all from the beginning to the end since I have just warned
you :P
You have absolutely no need for reading the entire post unless you are
crazy enough
