Hi, I have defined two SIP profile, external and internal. The external profile listen port 5080, and the internal profile listen port 5060. When a user in the same domain with FS dials telephone number using port 5080, FS determines to use internal profile. I want to use external profile when user dials port 5080 no matter where he or she is. Is it possible and what to do? Thanks. Jimmy
The profiles are the actual ports FS binds to - it can only receive call on a profile the client actually sent to that port. Are you sure the client isn't sending to the default 5060 SIP port? Or perhaps you're confusing dialplan contexts with profiles? What does FS tell you in the debug logs? -Steve On 17 April 2013 06:00, Jimmy Chang <chang33.tw@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I have defined two SIP profile, external and internal. The external profile listen port 5080, and the internal profile listen port 5060.
When a user in the same domain with FS dials telephone number using port 5080, FS determines to use internal profile.
I want to use external profile when user dials port 5080 no matter where he or she is. Is it possible and what to do?
Thanks. Jimmy
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Hi Steve, You're right. The softphone dial the number via port 5060. Thanks. Jimmy ? 2013/4/17 ?? 04:17, Steven Ayre ??:
The profiles are the actual ports FS binds to - it can only receive call on a profile the client actually sent to that port. Are you sure the client isn't sending to the default 5060 SIP port?
Or perhaps you're confusing dialplan contexts with profiles?
What does FS tell you in the debug logs?
-Steve
On 17 April 2013 06:00, Jimmy Chang <chang33.tw@gmail.com <mailto:chang33.tw@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi,
I have defined two SIP profile, external and internal. The external profile listen port 5080, and the internal profile listen port 5060.
When a user in the same domain with FS dials telephone number using port 5080, FS determines to use internal profile.
I want to use external profile when user dials port 5080 no matter where he or she is. Is it possible and what to do?
Thanks. Jimmy
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