Thank-you for an extremely helpful article - I have trawled the net but only here found how to set up my Sipgate account with asterisk correctly. However, I am now trying to have 2 inbound Sipgate accounts but am finding this impossible to implement.
I am trying to have 2 inbound Sipgate.co.uk numbers into my Linux Asterisk box. When I register one number on Asterisk all is OK. If I add a second number, however, Asterisk stops recognising the first for INBOUND calls. I have seen this problem mentioned in other discussion forums but have not seen a solution.
Does anyone know if it is a Sipgate policy not to allow 2 numbers to be registered on an * box for inbound calls? If not, any workarounds for this problems spring to mind?
Sip Show Registry confirms that both numbers remain registered on Asterisk even though the first number stops functioning.
2 inbound sipgate accounts
Thank-you for an extremely helpful article - I have trawled the net but only here found how to set up my Sipgate account with asterisk correctly. However, I am now trying to have 2 inbound Sipgate accounts but am finding this impossible to implement.
I am trying to have 2 inbound Sipgate.co.uk numbers into my Linux Asterisk box. When I register one number on Asterisk all is OK. If I add a second number, however, Asterisk stops recognising the first for INBOUND calls. I have seen this problem mentioned in other discussion forums but have not seen a solution.
Does anyone know if it is a Sipgate policy not to allow 2 numbers to be registered on an * box for inbound calls? If not, any workarounds for this problems spring to mind?
Sip Show Registry confirms that both numbers remain registered on Asterisk even though the first number stops functioning.
Thanks agin for an excellent article.