Which profile did you connect to with XLite - i.e. if you connected to the :5080 port, it will get you the public context, which is what you'd want for an unauthenticated external user, not an internal authenticated registration.

The public vs default is essentially a firewall/gatekeeper to prevent a public/inward SIP call from being able to "dial" an extension such as "1###-###-####" and make a toll call. You also might have a setup where your extensions are not supposed to be publicly accessible.

Make sure you're connecting XLite to :5060 or other port that is mapped to your default sip profile.

-- Nathan

On 03/19/2013 12:19 AM, Siri MM wrote:

Hi All,
Sorry for the rookie question, but am a bit confused here:
1. create an extension under conf/directory/default/ - I ensure that user_context is default
2. create a dialplan for this extension under conf/dialplan/default.xml - just a simple bridge to the extension
3. log in from XLite as this extension, from a PC which is in the same subnet as FS server - dial another similar extension
FS processes this call in public context, and doesn't find the right dialplan
Why does FS look for dialplan under public context, when the extension has been created in default?

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