Thanks for the prompt answer!
Actually when I receive the call on my SIP terminal I receive that the
call is being received from the address of my gatekeeper and not from the
real address of the person who is calling. This of course only for the
calls arriving from Poland, for the internal calls I have the right
calledid being shown.
Another question is if once I have connected the two Asterisks, if I have
some number rewriting configuration somewhere.
Example:
Franc's SIP terminal (Swiss Asterisk): 1025
Hubert's SIP terminal (Polish Asterisk): 1028
Now when Franc dials Hubert's the number will be 00481028 and the
conversion is being done by the gatekeeper.
So how can I have in asterisk a rule which is rewriting a number arriving
as 00481028 to 1028 ?
Regarding IAX, I have noticed that it's using only one port for Source and
Destination. Since my asterisk is in the DMZ, so do you think it would be
sufficient to open just this port ?
Thanks again,
Franc
On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 12:23:48 +0200, Zygmuntowicz Michal
wrote:
> The gatkeeper usually passes through Calling-Party-Number,
> so it looks rather like asterisk-asterisk issue. Maybe you could
> write more precisely what you mean by "I don't have any caller ID".
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Francesco Rossi" <franc@xxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 11:59 AM
>
>
>> I would like to know what is the best way to connect 2 asterisk pbxs.
>> My current configuration is:
>>
>>
>> Swiss office: ASTERISK PBX --> H.323 GATEKEEPER --> INTERNET
>> Polish office: ASTERISK PBX --> H.323 GATEKEEPER --> INTERNET
>>
>> So whenever I dial from Swiss extension to Polish extension everything get
>> routed over h.323.
>> The big problem I see is that I don't have any caller ID when I go
>> through all that and maybe I am doing some useless conversion by
>> going through the H.323 GATEKEEPER.
>>
>> I would like to keep the access through the gatekeeper opened but I also
>> would like to have a better interaction of the two Asterisk sites.
>>
>> Thank you for your precious support...
>> Franc
>
>
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