Obi110 and Obi202 on same network.

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azrobert:
This is a modification of the above post to include the Line port.

On 1st OBi

VG2 Setup
AccessNumber: sp2(192.168.1.30:5062)     (address of 2nd OBi)
DigitMap: ([67]xxxxxxxxxx|7xxxxxxx)
AuthUserID: robert

Phone Port Digit Map
Add after beginning parenthesis: (Mvg2)|

Phone Port OutBoundCallRoute
Add to the beginning: {(Mvg2):vg2},

On 2nd OBi

SP2 service
X_inboundCallRoute Add to the beginning:
{(robert)>(<6:>xxxxxxxxxx):sp1},{(robert)>(<7:1>xxxxxxxxxx|<7:>xxxxxxx):li},

X_UserAgentPort: 5062

ITSP B -> SIP
X_DiscoverPublicAddress: unchecked   (this fixes audio problems)

Dial 68005551212 on 1st OBi and 8005551212 will go out SP1 on 2nd OBi.
Dial 78005551212 on 1st OBi and 18005551212 will go out LINE on 2nd OBi.
Dial 75551212 on 1st OBi and 5551212 will go out LINE on 2nd OBi.

VOIPisGreat:
Cool thanks! This actually looks simple enough that I think I can do it. :)

Can you help me with the incoming call side? i.e. someone calls the sp in obi2 how can I route the call to ring obi1 which is the one that's connected physically to a phone?

azrobert:
To route inbound calls to 1st OBi

SP1 Service and/or Line Port
inboundCallRoute replace with:
{ph,sp2(xyz@192.168.1.20:5061)}

If you have inbound on SP2:
{(robert)>(<6:>xxxxxxxxxx):sp1},{(robert)>(<7:1>xxxxxxxxxx|<7:>xxxxxxx):li},{ph,sp2(xyz@192.168.1.20:5061)}

This will ring phone ports on both OBi's.
Remove "ph," if you don't want 2nd OBi to ring.
xyz can be anything.
192.168.1.20 address of 1st OBi

FORGOT SOMETHING ON 1ST POST
If you current SP2 X_InboundCallRoute is just ph change to {ph}
ph is only valid if you have one rule.

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