17 Oct
2005
17 Oct
'05
8:36 p.m.
On 10/17/05 20:31, Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
never used firefly.
On 10/17/05 19:55, Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
That was exactly my first thought too. I use a noname SIP phone, and
than I used firefly. The exaclty same behaviour. Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
maybe there is a special field to set for registrar address in
phone's configuration, or the phone is broken. What kind of phones
have you tried?
Hello,
the appropriate mailing list for questions related to openser is
users(a)openser.org (http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users).
Thanks for pointing out that.
I found a part of my problem, but I cannot explain it.
The phone (hard phone as well as a softphone) have been set to
connect to port 5062, but I see the registration still on 5060,
where Asterisk is running (on the same machine). The user 800000 has
no account on Asterisk, therefore the login fails there.
Any idea where this could come from?
Is there any command line utility to test that?
if you want tot test if the
registration works, then you can use sipsak,
from http://sipsak.org, it is a tiny command line utility. Otherwise,
you can try some free sip soft phones: kphone, minisip, xten xlite.
Daniel
bye
Ronald Wiplinger
Cheers,
Daniel
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> bye
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> Ronald Wiplinger
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>> Please see my comments inline.
>>
>> On 10/17/05 11:44, Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
>>
>>> (It is my first try, .... I am sure I make something wrong)
>>>
>>> I have installed openser and it is now running for a while, ...
>>> today I have added two users by:
>>>
>>> export SIP_DOMAIN=voip.mydomain.com
>>> openserctl add 800000 secret0 me(a)mydomain.com
>>> openserctl add 800001 secret1 me(a)mydomain.com
>>>
>>> first test:
>>>
>>> openserctl ul show
>>> Dumping all contacts may take long: are you sure you want to
>>> proceed? [Y|N] y
>>> ===Domain list===
>>> ---Domain---
>>> name : 'aliases'
>>> size : 512
>>> table: 0x2a96f6d120
>>> d_ll {
>>> n : 0
>>> first: (nil)
>>> last : (nil)
>>> }
>>> ---/Domain---
>>> ---Domain---
>>> name : 'location'
>>> size : 512
>>> table: 0x2a96f68f38
>>> d_ll {
>>> n : 1
>>> first: 0x2a96f71180
>>> last : 0x2a96f71180
>>> }
>>>
>>> ...Record(0x2a96f71180)...
>>> domain: 'location'
>>> aor : 'admin'
>>> ~~~Contact(0x2a96f71298)~~~
>>> domain : 'location'
>>> aor : 'admin'
>>> Contact : 'sip:601@vpbx.elmit.com'
>>> Expires : Permanent
>>> q : 1
>>> Call-ID :
>>>
'The-Answer-To-The-Ultimate-Question-Of-Life-Universe-And-Everything'
>>> CSeq : 42
>>> User-Agent: 'SIP Express Router FIFO'
>>> received : ''
>>> State : CS_SYNC
>>> Flags : 128
>>> Sock : none (null)
>>> next : (nil)
>>> prev : (nil)
>>> ~~~/Contact~~~~
>>> .../Record...
>>>
>>> ---/Domain---
>>> ===/Domain list===
>>>
>>>
>>> Here it says domain: 'location' that sounds for me not
>>> correct, shouldn't it be voip.mydomain.com ??
>>
>>
>> It is ok, actually the 'location' is the name of the table (the
>> name of the field is a bit misleading).The sip domain should be
>> visible in aor, but you didn't use 'use_domain' parameter, so it is
>> ignored.
>>
>>>
>>> I use than a hard phone and set it up, but it cannot log on, ... I
>>> also do not see anything happen, when I use openserctl moni
>>>
>>> What have I done wrong?
>>
>>
>> You can watch the network traffic while trying to register, there
>> could be something misconfigured. Use:
>> 'ngrep -qt port 5060' on your sip server and send the output to me
>> to be able to give you more hints.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Daniel
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> BTW, I checked with serweb, and the user 800000 can login!
>>
>>