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[venefax at gmail.com]

I have a multihomed machine. How can I assign multiple IPs to and
endpoint, not all of them, just two, for instance, out of many?
Suppose the machine as 30 IPs, but my asterisk needs listen on two,
and one single endpoint needs to be associated with those two IPs. I
tried to add a second "bind" line to a transport, but it ignores all
after the first one. I tried to add a second transport line to an
endpoint, but it only considers one.
Thanks for your help.

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[jcolp at digium.com]

CDR wrote:

[venefax at gmail.com]

I had some confusion here. The endpoint needs a transport in order to
carry calls out. But the transports are also used by the application
PJSIP at large, in order to listen for incoming connections. In order
to just receive calls, I think you only need a transport, but no need
to assign that transport to any endpoint. For example if you are just
acting as voicemail or a pure IVR system. If you have a multi-homed
machine, you need a transport for each IP where you expect to receive
calls. Please correct me if I am wrong.

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