Hi Alan, There is normally an ACL applied to the external profile that only allows calls from gateways you set up in that SIP profile. My suggestion (what we do here for the same purpose), is to set up another SIP profile specifically for public SIP. In the profile, you can disable the ACL, and you can also specify a different context. You can create a very limited context that gives you a level of control over how those calls are handled. You may only want to match a subset of extensions, and you may also want to impose some limits (see mod_limit) on number of calls, number of attempts, and limit access to voicemail, etc. Alan Dawson wrote:
Hi,
I'm new to VOIP, and freeswitch.
I'm trying to enable certain internal extensions to receive incoming SIP calls, eg people can dial sip:1001@my.domain and be able to receive those calls. but when they do this I get
Rejected by acl "domains".
log message.
Any help,howtos,faq etc in resolving this appreciated.
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