[Spce-user] Control transit calls via SIP Provider CE

[Andrew Pogrebennyk]

Hello Mykola,

by default, the incoming call from a sip trunk needs to find a local
subscriber, otherwise it's going to be rejected with a 404. We usually
recommend creating a subscriber for the customer PBX or SIP trunk, so
peer relay is not needed that often, but when it's needed - like in your
case you may enable the calls from a specific peer to leave the SPCE
over another peer, if you set the peer preference:
 force_outbound_calls_to_peer: if callee is not local
on inbound peer.

alternatively, you may set allow_peer_relay: 'yes' in
/etc/ngcp-config/config.yml and run 'ngcpcfg apply', but that is global
for whole system and the preference gives you more fine-grained control
which peers are allowed to use transit.

Hope this helps,
Andrew

On 01/15/2015 05:58 PM, Mykola Zaika wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> I have a question about transit call via SIP Provider CE.
> I make incoming call from external SIP server via trunk.  For this
> incoming call all directions (peering rules) are/**/available to make
> outgoing call from  SIP Provider CE via all registred sip peers (trunk).
> I don`t know how I can control (allow/deny)  transit calls via SIP
> Provider CE? 
> By example the Asterisk server has "context" where I can describe
> allowed direction.
> 
> Thanks.