Hello, I'm implementing FreeSWITCH in a dual-stack environment, now that we have found some endpoints that can do IPv6 properly. I have two profiles - internal and internal-ipv6. I can make calls from either, but in order to place calls so that a user could be reachable on either profile, I had to use sofia_contact(*/${dialed_user}@${dialed_domain}) This seems to work just fine, but from what I understand, it will try ALL profiles. Is there a way to have it just try specific profiles? I tried it without the */ (just user@domain) and it only came back if it was in the internal profile. This could be because I can only alias a domain to one profile at a time, and I have aliased them all to internal. For reference, here's my profile arrangement: external - trunking only, no registrations, all static IP and gateways external-alt - same as above, on an alternate IP address public - no registrations, a restricted profile just for incoming sip calls (URI calling, enum, etc.) public-ipv6 - same as above, but IPv6 fax - all our fax ATAs register to this. They all have the same domain internal - all our endpoints register here, all customer domains are aliased to this profile internal-ipv6 - IPv6 endpoints register here. We can't alias the domains, as they are already aliased above. The profile is otherwise the same, except that it is bound to an IPv6 interface, has NAT turned off, and will soon allow bypass media. Has anyone else run FreeSWITCH in a dual-stack environment? Are there any potential negative consequences to using the */ option in sofia_contact? Thanks!! -Tim