[Spce-user] creating lcr rule to catch specific subscribers

[Andrew Pogrebennyk]

Hi Matthew,

the proxy loads peering rules based on the real domain in which your
subscribers are created. AFAIU this is what you want, nevertheless you
can also match based on what they send you, if you change the 1st line
below to have $avp(s:first_caller_domain_userprov) after that "@" sign:

        $var(lcr_match_content) = "sip:" +
$avp(s:first_caller_cli_userprov) + "@" + $avp(s:caller_domain_netprov);
        xlog("L_NOTICE", "Load gws matching calling part
'$var(lcr_match_content)' and called user '$rU' and called part '$ru' -
[% logreq -%]\n");


Regards,
Andrew

On 02/08/2014 10:59 PM, Matthew Ogden wrote:
> I’m running in single domain mode (there are multiple domains in my list
> though IPs that I’ve had over time).
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> I’d like specific subscribers calls to be routed via certain peer. This
> subscriber has many discontinuous callerID numbers
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> The 2.8 handbook says:
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> The /Caller Pattern/ field covers the whole URI including the subscriber
> domain, so you can only allow certain domains over this peer by putting
> for example |@example\.com| into this field.
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> Do you think the most efficient method (because of all the discontinuous
> numbers) would be to move the subscriber into a new domain, and write
> the ruleset for that domain. But does the peering rules use the users
> “actual domain name as per their subscriber account” or does it use “the
> domain name sent during the call”. Since its running in single domain
> mode… and my subscribers use IP, generally the call is made with an IP
> in their caller URI, whats why I’m wondering which URI it will use in
> the peering rules.
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> And of course, I cant use their username, because its not used in the
> URI (different discontinuous callerIDs).
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> Kind Regards
>