Is it possible to use SRV records to register phones on Multi tenant pbx? sorry if this is a dumb question but then again I am dumb 
Edit :
Thought i had better explain myself a little better here. Not very clued up on this type of thing really. as I understand it (limited as you can guess) I can setup two srv records to point to two separate pbx
_sip._tcp.mydomain.co.uk.
I should then be able to point the phone to 'mydomain.co.uk' and use DNS-SRV this should then look up the avaibalbe pbx1 and connect.
If this is a multi tenat pbx the domain on it for the phone is pbx.voip.mydomain.com how does the phone/pbx know where to send the registartion to.
Or am I over thinking this I tend to do that a lot when i struggle with things like this
Edit :
Thought i had better explain myself a little better here. Not very clued up on this type of thing really. as I understand it (limited as you can guess) I can setup two srv records to point to two separate pbx
_sip._tcp.mydomain.co.uk.
| Type | Service | Protocol Name | TTL | Priority | Weight | Port | Target |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SRV | sip | tcp | 5 min | 10 | 0 | 5060 | pbx1.voip.mydomain,co.uk |
| SRV | sip | tcp | 5 min | 20 | 5 | 5060 | pbc2.voip.mydomain.co.uk |
I should then be able to point the phone to 'mydomain.co.uk' and use DNS-SRV this should then look up the avaibalbe pbx1 and connect.
If this is a multi tenat pbx the domain on it for the phone is pbx.voip.mydomain.com how does the phone/pbx know where to send the registartion to.
Or am I over thinking this I tend to do that a lot when i struggle with things like this
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