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When a call is coming in, FR send the call to all active SIP registration. The only way out is to instruct the OBI to only accept the call from 1 DID. Something likes this:
Location A - DID A - OBI A -> Only accept incoming calls to DID A, reject all others
Location B - DID B - OBI B -> Only accept incoming calls to DID B, reject all others
I don't believe that can be done on the Obi.
One issue I'm facing is Flowroute uses the same SIP registration for all DIDs and to statically route the incoming call to a DID to the right OBI, I'll need static IP address which I don't.
Why do you need a static IP? If the Obi is registered then it would go to the registered devices.
If they let you forward a number to a SUP URI we can work with that. They Obi can filter by user name.
Thank you so much for your reply!
From FlowRoute site, I have 2 options for Inbound Routes:
--- Host - Routes directly to a host. Type in your host[:port]. If no port is specified, our servers will try to use DNS SRV records. Example: biloxi.com or 123.1.1.321:5060
-> most likely unstable with the dynamic IPs. I'm worry when the modem reboots and the new IP address is assigned. The incoming call will still be routed to the previous IP address.
--- SIP URI - An advanced method which routes to a SIP or SIPS URI. Type your URI in this fashion: protocol:user@domain[:port][;transport=<tcp/udp>]. Example: sip:alice@atlanta.com or sip:bob@8.4.3.13:7193;transport=tcp or sips:securecall@securedserver.com
-> still need a static IP for the host.
I'm thinking of using DynDNS or No-IP with the router that supports DynDNS to automatically update the IP address to the DNS service. I haven't tested this yet but I'm thinking it may not work well for couple of my sides (I have 3 OBI in the US and 2 more in a foreign country).
