E71 cannot choose which sip profile to use VoIP

I created several sip voip profiles, one for domestic call, another for international call. The problem is, when I dial a number and click on internet call, E71 will persistently use a certain profile merely. I cannot decide which sip profile to use.
Could you please give me some advice? Thx!

Thanks Carlo for your reply.
I have read again the link and you are correct that in using the preferred command together with localhost under POTS dial-peer, I can now select which correct path to choose for my outbound calls. I'm just not very strong with dial-peer and translation rules at the moment.
I will try this solution during the weekend and let you know. But it would have been better if there was a sample configuration for this option.

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I'm dropping in kind of late, here, and I haven't read the thread thoroughly, but I thought I would add a few cents worth about why you might want to choose certain profiles.
It's important to start with this:
Your choices of color profiles to use for the various functions in your system and for publishing images MUST be made individually, based on how you want to work, and what you anticipate the recipients of your images need.
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For general web publishing, many folks think it's a good idea to publish images in the sRGB color space and with an embedded sRGB profile. This is because many browsers didn't used to do color management, and Windows in general assumes sRGB. Even today, not all browsers do proper color management, and sRGB is just assumed in some cases. If you are serious about web publishing, you probably want to learn just what Internet Explorer, FireFox, Safari, Chrome, and a number of others (and in all their various versions) actually DO regarding color-management, and knowing your intended audience make your own intelligent choices.
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For sending images to print houses, quite often they want "standard" sRGB images as well. However, if they DO offer wide gamut printing, limiting your images to sRGB will mean you won't get all the advantages of their full color depth and your prints may look a bit dull compared to what they could look like. Don't assume; find out from them what their recommendations are for document color profile. Again, details matter, and the more you know the better choices you can make.
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