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Hello everybody.

I have currently 2 SIP carries.One that name is Bxx and another that name is Txxxx.

Most of the time i use Txxxx. .But if i activate Bxx all the next calls are made via Bxx automatically.(So all the channels are created from Bxx).

My question is : If i want to switch the calls to be made from Txxxx again ,disabling the Bxx Provider (while Txxxx. is registered) will interrupt the actuall calls that are created from Bxx ?

Sorry for the looong question .

I just did a quick test - made a call to phone, stayed connected while disabling the carrier that I used. The call stayed connected even after it was no longer registered, so I think you are safe to disable while calling, but do you own test to be sure.

boiken wrote:Hello everybody.

I have currently 2 SIP carries.One that name is Bxx and another that name is Txxxx.

Most of the time i use Txxxx. .But if i activate Bxx all the next calls are made via Bxx automatically.(So all the channels are created from Bxx).

My question is : If i want to switch the calls to be made from Txxxx again ,disabling the Bxx Provider (while Txxxx. is registered) will interrupt the actuall calls that are created from Bxx ?

Sorry for the looong question .

That was NOT a loooong question. You did fine. And as reported by jkidd earlier: No, this would not in any way affect calls already in progress.