Sipsorcery for no XMPP calling with Google Voice
mrjoe:
Just managed to track down the login details for my free account! :)
Going to have some fun with this!
Can you bridge 2 voip accounts using their switches?
azrobert:
Quote from: mrjoe on December 29, 2013, 04:54:03 am
Can you bridge 2 voip accounts using their switches?
Please explain what you want to do.
mrjoe:
I want to register a SIP account and have Sipsorcery forward incoming calls via another SIP account.
azrobert:
If you want fun you can definitely have it with SipSorcery.
Place following in the inbound section of your dial plan:
Bridge an inbound call to a user at Callcentric:
sys.Dial("17771234567@in.callcentric.com[fu=#{CID}]")
Bridge an inbound call to an IP address. This can be your OBi.
sys.Dial("user@someone.dyndns.com:5061[fu=#{CID}]")
The free account only allows 1 provider, but you can route calls to SipSorcery by IP address.
Example: setup IPKall to yourID@sipsorcery.com
When you have multiple providers you normally can't determine which provider is sending the inbound call. There is a trick to determine the provider. Let me know if this is a requirement.
In the outbound section of the dial plan you can send a call to the OBi like this:
sys.Dial("#{dialnum}@you.dyndns.com:5061",30)
Then route the call out a SP:
{YourSipSorceryID>(Msp1):sp1}
This is another OBion replacement.
mrjoe:
thank you for that azrobert. I'm pretty new to this.
shame I can only use 1 sip account, but it is useful to be able to forward an existing "locked" DID to another account.
what account forwards to the SIP address? Is it the main sipsorcery account or does it go back out via your SIP provider?
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