What I would like to be able to do is to register multiple extensions within the IPO to allow for multiple extensions for faxing.
The --route:.*=modem:{DIDforFAX}" just allows me to easily route the fax within hylafax using the fax phone number rather than the extension which is provided by the IP Office PBX to t38modem during a call.
For now, my only choice is to either register multiple extensions with my PBX or multiple sip trunks with my carrier (and multiple registrations) - so there isn't an apparent work around for me.
Any ideas?
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I am using an Avaya IP Office for my PBX which only allows for registering individual SIP endpoints, not SIP trunks.
I am using Hylafax+ for sending and receiving faxes with t38modem as the modem<->sip interface between.
In order to achieve what I would like to achieve, I need to be able to register multiple users and extensions with the Avaya IP Office.
An example of one of the t38modem commandlines with options is
t38modem --sip-proxy itfax2550:123456@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX --sip-register XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX --no-h323 -u 2551 -p +/dev/ttysip1 --route "sip:.=modem:{DIDforFAX}" --route "modem:.*=sip:<dn>@XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX;OPAL-Disable-T38-Mode=true;OPAL-Enable-Audio=G.711-uLaw-64k" --no-force-t38-mode
What I would like to be able to do is to register multiple extensions within the IPO to allow for multiple extensions for faxing.
The --route:.*=modem:{DIDforFAX}" just allows me to easily route the fax within hylafax using the fax phone number rather than the extension which is provided by the IP Office PBX to t38modem during a call.
For now, my only choice is to either register multiple extensions with my PBX or multiple sip trunks with my carrier (and multiple registrations) - so there isn't an apparent work around for me.
Any ideas?