Re: [OpenSBC] SipX<=>OpenSBC: inbound route doesn't work
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 05:10:06
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Threading was screwed up in the OSS Forum so I am reposting this: Hi Robert, OpenSBC can do hairpin if you do it correctly. The outbound call should be sent through the main trunk UA1 -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> SIP-Server When the SIP-Server hairpins/trombones the call back to OpenSBC, it must either use one of two listeners based on which config applies ** SIP-Server has static routing policies OR is configured as upper-reg SIP-Server -> OSBC-BackDoor -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> UA2 Or ** SIP-Server configured as a trunk provider SIP-Server -> OSBC-SIP-Trunk -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> UA2 In the case of the original poster, he is trying to trombone the call back to the SIP-Trunk which would cause call-id collisions Joegen |