Personally for ip auth i do it in the dialplan either like the network_addr you do below or via xml curl and have a back end return the dialplan for any given ip. You can also get fancy with the acl api in the condition Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 24, 2016, at 6:00 PM, Yu Boot <yu@yu-boot.ru> wrote:
Hello. Asked it sometimes ago, but unfortunately I didn't get any answer.
Is it possible to route inbound calls from the gateways described in SIP profile in other way but <condition field="network_addr" expression="^1\.2\.3\.4$" break="never"> ?
context variable in gateway parameters seems to be totally ignored by FS, but it works for password-protected users.
Or why it's impossible to just auth that calls in FS by peer name-peer IP pair, like Asterisk does?
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