1.3. Routing Setting by the Destination IP Address or FQDN
Ex 1. Routing a call to “server” if the callee’s host name is “host”
| Matching Patterns | Deploy Patterns |
$request = ^INVITE $geturi( To ) = @host |
$target = server |
Ex 2. Routing a call to “host.domain” if the call is from 192.168.0.1
| Matching Patterns | Deploy Patterns |
$request = ^INVITE $addr = 192\.168\.0\.1$ |
$target = host.domain |
Ex 3. Routing a call to “host.domain” if the call is from the localhost
| Matching Patterns | Deploy Patterns |
$request = ^INVITE $localhost = true |
$target = host.domain |
Ex 4. Routing a call to 192.168.0.100 if the call is from the port number 15060
| Matching Patterns | Deploy Patterns |
$request = ^INVITE $port = ^15060$ |
$target = 192.168.0.100 |
Ex 5. Routing a call to 192.168.0.100 if the request method is SUBSCRIBE
| Matching Patterns | Deploy Patterns |
$request = ^SUBSCRIBE |
$target = 192.168.0.100 |