This falls into the multi tenant catagory. Please do a search on the wiki for multitenant there are guides on how to change that behavior. Its a relatively simple process. However you need to change certain aspects like file locations to accomidate multiple tenants. By default $$domain is generated as the local ipv4 address. Brian Foster Endigo Computer LLC Sent from a mobile device. On Aug 13, 2012 9:43 AM, "Emrah" <eka@ekanet.net> wrote:
Hello all,
I have been an Asterisk user for almost 10 years... God I'm glad I took the leap and tried FS! Congratulations to all of you for the amazing dev you've put together.
I have been trying to understand in depth how the domain_name variable is used throughout FS. Or more in general, what defines a domain name and how is it used?
It doesn't seem that FS is domain sensitive for registrations / authenticated calls. If both sip.example.com and fs.example.com are IN A 1.2.3.4, I can register on both domains with no distinction whatsoever.
How does that work?
Best to you and thanks for your precious answers. -- Emrah <eka@ekanet.net>
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