6. Your problem: When an UA is unplugged, the call for that UA hits the SIP Proxy server, and the proxy would route the call back to the gateway, and the call comes in again... which forms a dead-loop. What do we do in dial plan to ensure all calls for numbers served off this proxy server to either ring the UA or busy if they are not active? Basically we don't want to forward calls further to default gateway for those in the users list, either ring the UA if active or reject the call if not active.
Thanks Haddas for the reply. If a UA is making an outbound call into the PSTN, wouldn't that $registered( To ) = false condition be true as well? That would cause the call to fail, is that true?
We know we can do a dial plan rule for each authorized user (whether registered or not) and say if it is not registered, ring busy, but when you have a large number of them, it's a pain, and we thought there must be a better way.
it does not work, $outbound is false for any calls made from an UA to the PSTN before it hits the gateway, since the IP address in the "to" field is the proxy itself. As a result, all outgoing calls are bounced back with 603
the problem is the sip server does not provide a way to evaluate if a destination number belongs to an authorized user.
