Re: [OpenSBC] SipX<=>OpenSBC: inbound route doesn't work

[Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...>]

In addition, from the looks at the log you sent me, you seem to be 
tromboning/hairpining the call back to OpenSBC.  So the call goes out 
the SIP Trunk and loop back to the SIP trunk again.  This will not 
work.  OpenSBC will not route this call properly in this context. 

Joegen E. Baclor wrote:
> Now I am confused. 
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> 1.  Are ext num1 and ext num2 actual SIP User Agents in the signaling path?
> 2.  There seem to be two sip trunks in your call flow.  Are you running 
> two instances of OpenSBC?
> 3.  OpenSBC does not send a 500 Internal Server Error.  I am quite sure 
> it did not come from OSBC.  So please dig deeper into your setup and 
> find out which UA is causing it.  I could probably help in the why as 
> long as you give give me the exact picture.
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> Joegen
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> OpenSBC Forum wrote:
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>> I guess it is a sip-trunk error.
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>> Call scheme
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>> UA1->SIP-Trunk -> ext num1 -> ext num2 -> SIP-Trunk -> Main Trunk -> SIPX -> UA2
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