Let's say I have an Asterisk system with a bunch of connections: there are phones (who register itself with *
) and providers (who wish to establish SIP trunks to put a lot of calls over, with different Caller IDs).
Here is my vision about how calls should be placed over an authenticated SIP trunk: remote end of SIP trunk should send INVITE
's with From
field set to it's identity (username for authentication) and Contact
field set to what should be Caller ID for this call.
Is that true?
Why I believe this should be true: now, I can not specify username
/secret
and host=<IP>
— for remote end to register I need to say host=dynamic
. So, I can setup "pseudo-trunk" as a bunch of extensions, or I need to setup trunk with host
and no authentication. No authentication is bad.
So, is the above true? And will asterisk match peers by looking at From
field and use Caller ID from Contact
field?
If that is not true — how an authenticated SIP trunk should work?
Thanks!
Best Answer
Read "asterisk the future of telephony" o'rellys book
it have all sip protocol nice described.
your qestion can be solved as
or
on both side and no register string
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+config+sip.conf