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v164 · 03-03-2007, 02:13 PM

When adding a new provider in the advanced "Provider Details" page,

http://www.voxalot.com/action/providerAdvanced

there is space for the "From Domain", but nowhere to specify the "remote domain".

My Japanese VSP requires the request URI to contain the Japanese-domestic formatted phone number (I can take care of that with VoXaLot dial plans), as well as a VSP-specific "domain". This "domain" is private to the VSP; it cannot be looked up in public DNS (either by A records or SRV records).

eg, the VSP's SIP server is sip.voipexample.jp, but they require the request URI to be in the form:

03xxxxxxxx@privatedomain.voip.vsp

and the SIP INVITE message sent to sip.voipexample.jp

Is there anyway I can get VoXaLot to use the required "remote domain" when sending calls to this provider?

RFC 3261 mentions the ";maddr=..." parameter, which can suffix a SIP URI to indicate a server that must be traversed. Could I somehow specify that suffix in a dial plan rule?

03-03-2007, 02:13 PM	#1
v164 Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 96 Thanks: 8 Thanked 26 Times in 19 Posts	provider details - remote domain needed When adding a new provider in the advanced "Provider Details" page, http://www.voxalot.com/action/providerAdvanced there is space for the "From Domain", but nowhere to specify the "remote domain". My Japanese VSP requires the request URI to contain the Japanese-domestic formatted phone number (I can take care of that with VoXaLot dial plans), as well as a VSP-specific "domain". This "domain" is private to the VSP; it cannot be looked up in public DNS (either by A records or SRV records). eg, the VSP's SIP server is sip.voipexample.jp, but they require the request URI to be in the form: 03xxxxxxxx@privatedomain.voip.vsp and the SIP INVITE message sent to sip.voipexample.jp Is there anyway I can get VoXaLot to use the required "remote domain" when sending calls to this provider? RFC 3261 mentions the ";maddr=..." parameter, which can suffix a SIP URI to indicate a server that must be traversed. Could I somehow specify that suffix in a dial plan rule?