Difference between revisions of "Several incoming IPs for one Provider"

Latest revision as of 08:56, 29 September 2009

THIS TOPIC IS OLD AND OUTDATED - DO NOT USE IT!!!

Sometimes Providers sends calls from several IPs.

This guide shows how to configure that in MOR (prior 0.8).

NOTE: MOR 0.8 will have this implemented into GUI directly.

Lets say we have provider which sends calls from such IP:

* 83.136.162.72
* 83.136.161.72
* 83.136.161.75

First lets create such Provider in GUI and take note of Device ID of this Provider and enter on:

Now open /etc/asterisk/sip.conf in text editor and at the end enter:

[provider1]
type=friend
host=83.136.162.72
accountcode=50
context=mor

[provider2]
type=friend
host=83.136.161.72
accountcode=50
context=mor

[provider3]
type=friend
host=83.136.162.75
accountcode=50
context=mor

And reload Asterisk.

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+'''THIS TOPIC IS OLD AND OUTDATED - DO NOT USE IT!!!'''
 Sometimes Providers sends calls from several IPs.
-This guide shows how to configure that in MOR.
+This guide shows how to configure that in MOR (prior 0.8).
+'''NOTE: MOR 0.8 will have this implemented into GUI directly.'''
+Lets say we have provider which sends calls from such IP:
+ * 83.136.162.72
+ * 83.136.161.72
+ * 83.136.161.75
+First lets create such Provider in GUI and take note of Device ID of this Provider and enter on:
+[[Image:several_ips1.png]]
+Now open /etc/asterisk/sip.conf in text editor and at the end enter:
+ [provider1]
+ type=friend
+ host=83.136.162.72
+ '''accountcode=50'''
+ context=mor
+ [provider2]
+ type=friend
+ host=83.136.161.72
+ '''accountcode=50'''
+ context=mor
+ [provider3]
+ type=friend
+ host=83.136.162.75
+ '''accountcode=50'''
+ context=mor
+And reload Asterisk.
-First lets create such Provider in GUI:
+=== >>> NOTE THE ACCOUNTCODE!!! <<< ===