Quote from: tome on August 27, 2011, 11:15:48 AM
I can reach him using USERNAME@sip2sip.info. But not using **2XXXYYYZZZ*81*23*228*140.
Where are you having trouble, the OBiON App, the OBi, or both (please verify if you haven't tested both)? Since we can both successfully use **218005551212*204*74*220*162 and **218005551212@tf.callwithus.com, it appears both formats are being handled correctly from both places.
I'm not sure I understand what the mystery is you're trying to solve.
USERNAME above is the same as XXXYYYZZZ above, correct?
A SIP URI is username@hostname. If your friends username is XXXYYYZZZ and the hostname it's associated with is
sip2sip.info, then the SIP URI would be
XXXYYYZZZ@sip2sip.info. Since there's only digits, *, and # on a keypad, the OBi has a User Defined DigitMap (ipd) to allow IP dialing. The IP address for
sip2sip.info is 81.23.228.140. An * is used signify the @ and . (and : if needed) in the ipd DigitMap. This allows dialing a SIP URI from a keypad as:
XXXYYYZZZ*81*23*228*140*5060
The ipd DigitMap restores that to XXXYYYZZZ@81.23.228.140:5060.
Unless you're dialing it by hand from a keypad, it doesn't make sense to use the *81*23*228*140 notation for @sip2sip.info (although it should and does work). In Speed Dials, you can use:
**218005551212@tf.callwithus.com
**218005551212@204.74.220.162
**218005551212*204*74*220*162
SP2(18005551212@tf.callwithus.com)
SP2(18005551212@204.74.220.162)
You cannot use SP2(18005551212*204*74*220*162) in a Speed Dial because no DigitMap's are used when TK (trunk) format is used.
What's the problem, again?