Hi,
I tried to use the SER SIP server together with a number of different UAs. I successfully used a Pingtel phone, pingtel softphone, the Ubiquity UA, and kphone on linux. However, when I tried to use SIPC from Columbia Uni I keep getting eror messages 400: Bad Request. As all the other UAs are working fine I assume this may be a problem with sipc. Have you any experiences with using sipc and ser?
I attach an error log between the Pingtel phone (139.153.254.222) is trying to send an INVITE to sipc (139.153.254.34). SER (and ngrep) are running on 139.153.254.50. (registrations are going through fine and also invites the other way (from sipc to pingtel) go through ok).
Thanks very much for your help!
Regards, Mario
At 12:32 PM 3/6/2003, Mario Kolberg wrote:
Hi,
I tried to use the SER SIP server together with a number of different UAs. I successfully used a Pingtel phone, pingtel softphone, the Ubiquity UA, and kphone on linux. However, when I tried to use SIPC from Columbia Uni I keep getting eror messages 400: Bad Request. As all the other UAs are working fine I assume this may be a problem with sipc. Have you any experiences with using sipc and ser?
We don't. I'm fwding to Jonnathan Lennox, he will possibly know more.
I attach an error log between the Pingtel phone (139.153.254.222) is trying to send an INVITE to sipc (139.153.254.34). SER (and ngrep) are running on 139.153.254.50. (registrations are going through fine and also invites the other way (from sipc to pingtel) go through ok).
Note that it is not necessarily ser-sipc problem -- ser proxies the pingtel request which may be what sips does not like.
-Jiri
Actually, Xiaotao Wu (Cc'd) is our client guy; I'm the server guy.
On Thursday, March 6 2003, "Jiri Kuthan" wrote to "Mario Kolberg, serusers, lennox@cs.columbia.edu" saying:
At 12:32 PM 3/6/2003, Mario Kolberg wrote:
Hi,
I tried to use the SER SIP server together with a number of different UAs. I successfully used a Pingtel phone, pingtel softphone, the Ubiquity UA, and kphone on linux. However, when I tried to use SIPC from Columbia Uni I keep getting eror messages 400: Bad Request. As all the other UAs are working fine I assume this may be a problem with sipc. Have you any experiences with using sipc and ser?
We don't. I'm fwding to Jonnathan Lennox, he will possibly know more.
I attach an error log between the Pingtel phone (139.153.254.222) is trying to send an INVITE to sipc (139.153.254.34). SER (and ngrep) are running on 139.153.254.50. (registrations are going through fine and also invites the other way (from sipc to pingtel) go through ok).
Note that it is not necessarily ser-sipc problem -- ser proxies the pingtel request which may be what sips does not like.
-Jiri
Please tell me what version of sipc you are using?
BTW, I did not see any attachment of the log.
Thanks!
-Xiaotao
========================================================== Name : Xiaotao Wu Email : xiaotaow@cs.columbia.edu, xiaotaow@hotmail.com Homepage : http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~xiaotaow Phone : (212)939-7054, Fax: (801)751-0217 Phone-PC : (212)939-7133 SIP : sip:xiaotaow@conductor.cs.columbia.edu Office : Room 506, Mudd building, West 120th ==========================================================
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Jonathan Lennox wrote:
Actually, Xiaotao Wu (Cc'd) is our client guy; I'm the server guy.
On Thursday, March 6 2003, "Jiri Kuthan" wrote to "Mario Kolberg, serusers, lennox@cs.columbia.edu" saying:
At 12:32 PM 3/6/2003, Mario Kolberg wrote:
Hi,
I tried to use the SER SIP server together with a number of different UAs. I successfully used a Pingtel phone, pingtel softphone, the Ubiquity UA, and kphone on linux. However, when I tried to use SIPC from Columbia Uni I keep getting eror messages 400: Bad Request. As all the other UAs are working fine I assume this may be a problem with sipc. Have you any experiences with using sipc and ser?
We don't. I'm fwding to Jonnathan Lennox, he will possibly know more.
I attach an error log between the Pingtel phone (139.153.254.222) is trying to send an INVITE to sipc (139.153.254.34). SER (and ngrep) are running on 139.153.254.50. (registrations are going through fine and also invites the other way (from sipc to pingtel) go through ok).
Note that it is not necessarily ser-sipc problem -- ser proxies the pingtel request which may be what sips does not like.
-Jiri
Hi
i attached Marios log again.
Regards Nils Ohlmeier
On Thursday 06 March 2003 17:53, Xiaotao Wu wrote:
Please tell me what version of sipc you are using?
BTW, I did not see any attachment of the log.
Thanks!
-Xiaotao
========================================================== Name : Xiaotao Wu Email : xiaotaow@cs.columbia.edu, xiaotaow@hotmail.com Homepage : http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~xiaotaow Phone : (212)939-7054, Fax: (801)751-0217 Phone-PC : (212)939-7133 SIP : sip:xiaotaow@conductor.cs.columbia.edu Office : Room 506, Mudd building, West 120th ==========================================================
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Jonathan Lennox wrote:
Actually, Xiaotao Wu (Cc'd) is our client guy; I'm the server guy.
On Thursday, March 6 2003, "Jiri Kuthan" wrote to "Mario Kolberg,
serusers, lennox@cs.columbia.edu" saying:
At 12:32 PM 3/6/2003, Mario Kolberg wrote:
Hi,
I tried to use the SER SIP server together with a number of different UAs. I successfully used a Pingtel phone, pingtel softphone, the Ubiquity UA, and kphone on linux. However, when I tried to use SIPC from Columbia Uni I keep getting eror messages 400: Bad Request. As all the other UAs are working fine I assume this may be a problem with sipc. Have you any experiences with using sipc and ser?
We don't. I'm fwding to Jonnathan Lennox, he will possibly know more.
I attach an error log between the Pingtel phone (139.153.254.222) is trying to send an INVITE to sipc (139.153.254.34). SER (and ngrep) are running on 139.153.254.50. (registrations are going through fine and also invites the other way (from sipc to pingtel) go through ok).
Note that it is not necessarily ser-sipc problem -- ser proxies the pingtel request which may be what sips does not like.
-Jiri
Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
Xiaotao,
sorry, the attachment must have gone missing with all the replies and forwardings. I'm using SIPC 2.0 and also the newest version of the software running on the pingtel phone.
The log is attached again.
Thanks for your help!
Regards, Mario
Xiaotao Wu wrote:
Please tell me what version of sipc you are using?
BTW, I did not see any attachment of the log.
Thanks!
-Xiaotao
If convinient, please send me the sipc.dbg and sipc.log file.
Under Windows 2000/XP, these two files are in c:\documents and settings<user>.sipc directory
Under Windows 98, these two files are in c:.sipc
For Unix/Linux, these two files are at ~/.sipc directory
Thanks!
-Xiaotao
========================================================== Name : Xiaotao Wu Email : xiaotaow@cs.columbia.edu, xiaotaow@hotmail.com Homepage : http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~xiaotaow Phone : (212)939-7054, Fax: (801)751-0217 Phone-PC : (212)939-7133 SIP : sip:xiaotaow@conductor.cs.columbia.edu Office : Room 506, Mudd building, West 120th ==========================================================
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Mario Kolberg wrote:
Xiaotao,
sorry, the attachment must have gone missing with all the replies and forwardings. I'm using SIPC 2.0 and also the newest version of the software running on the pingtel phone.
The log is attached again.
Thanks for your help!
Regards, Mario
Xiaotao Wu wrote:
Please tell me what version of sipc you are using?
BTW, I did not see any attachment of the log.
Thanks!
-Xiaotao
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