The "domain" method you used is actually a good way to go if you're always wanting the same IP for all network comms. -MC On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 3:19 PM, <georg@riseup.net> wrote:
You want to set the IP address in the SIP profile. Remember, FreeSWITCH can use multiple IP addresses and multiple ports, so it's not like Asterisk at all in that respect. You control which IP/Port each SIP profile uses. If you tell the SIP profile explicitly to use a specific IP address then that's what it will use and will ignore the other NICs.
I achieved this now trough another way, see my other mail for this. I this "a no-go"?
I already set the ips in my internal and my external profile, however, FS was still binding itself to the wan-ip (which is the way it normally works, if I'm right?). My plan was to change this and exclude especially the wan-ip.
Georg
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