gue wrote:
it is easier if you put the person's number in your system on special rate card FOK (Friends of K) and then trunk the number or that entire card to your SIP/IAX trunk ... if the number is not on the FOK rate card then it matches some other ratecard and use its trunk.
Understand that - sure - makes sense. And then I'd have to have a failover trunk for if their SIP/IAX device is off/unavailable
Not cool to make somebody's telephone number as their PIN
I don't have any dial-in where it would ask user for their PIN, so someone would have to know the phone number plus their password to hack it. So I don't see the problem with having the account number as the PIN. Its used in my scenario only as the account number also requireing password for authentication of registry.
From a pattern standpoint it looks and feels like how the system works. no special exceptions
Yes - seems like it would, I'll have to play with that some - thanks.