27 Mar
2007
27 Mar
'07
11:54 a.m.
Hi.
May be you should check if the ACK from the caller is directed to a domain
served by your openser. Double check the alias directives at the beginning
of the config file, ahd your main route.
A copy of your cfg file would help.
Kind regards.
Sergio Gutiérrez.
On 3/25/07, 杨冬 <wintersun1981(a)gmail.com> wrote:
hi, all:
I'm new to here and just installed an instance of
openser-1.2.0-notls version under CentOS 4.3 platform. Also I've added
mysql db support and it seemed all is working well. But when I made a
common call through openser, I found a problem that the openser didn't
send ACK message to the callee. The flow is as follows:
caller ---INVITE--> openser
openser ---INVITE-->
callee
openser <--180--------
callee
caller <----180------ openser
openser <----200-------
callee
caller <----200------ openser
caller ------ACK----> openser
At this time when the caller send ACK to openser, openser didn't
send ACK to the callee. So after 30 seconds, the callee released the
call due to time out.
Does anyone know what's the problem? Any help will be appreciate!
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