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[meadows_sub at yahoo.com]

If I have Asterisk setup with local SIP phones configured but need to call a SIP phone which is not local but actually on another VLAN, what would the dialplan need to look like?

Could the Asterisk dialplan directly call a SIP phone which is not a local phone within its sip.conf and dialplan, if the Directory Number and IP is known (or host name)?

Didn't plan on needing a SIP trunk so assuming this is possible anyway?

Would Asterisk have to actually go over a SIP trunk to another call manager (which has that phone configured as a local phone)? Thinking there has to be another way?

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[msalman212 at gmail.com]

Hi,

    If (the other phone is also registered on same asterisk)
                  You just have to Dial(SIP/${EXTEN})

    else

                   You need a trunk, or route the call to that equipment(VoIP server) where the other phone(s) is/are registered so that you can bridge both channels. Here you have to Dial(SIP/${EXTEN}@Trunk-IP) or you can create a trunk in sip.conf to route call out, and the receiving side should then route the call to the destination phone.



Regards



On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 8:11 AM, Meadows Hoa <meadows_sub@yahoo.com (meadows_sub@yahoo.com)> wrote: