Hi,
I have installed a ser on my one linux-machine in a LAN which also has an other Linux-machine running DNS server. SIP server has a domain like, sip.ur_net.lab and its ip address is 10.3.0.1 i can resolve the sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 on the this sip machine by running command dig sip.ur_net.lab at the command line.
Now i have connected two windows hosts to same network and installed SIP user agents on these windows hosts. now in client when i use my sip domain and sip proxy as sip.ur_net.lab, the server does not register me. Also on windows hosts i can resolve sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 by using ping sip.ur_net.lab. But in windows host when i use 10.3.0.1 as my sip domain and sip proxy then all things go ok and we can talk through sip user agents.
Do i have to add some special entry in DNS server for username@sip.ur_net.lab to resolve to username@10.3.0.1 or any other suggestion.
Thanks.
-ajeet.
Hello, if your registration statement is into an if(uri==myself){} block then add the line:
alias=sip.ur_net.lab
into global parameters section of SER configuration file.
Best regards, }Daniel
On 10/11/2003 1:16 PM, Ajeet wrote:
Hi,
I have installed a ser on my one linux-machine in a LAN which also has an other Linux-machine running DNS server. SIP server has a domain like, sip.ur_net.lab and its ip address is 10.3.0.1 i can resolve the sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 on the this sip machine by running command dig sip.ur_net.lab at the command line.
Now i have connected two windows hosts to same network and installed SIP user agents on these windows hosts. now in client when i use my sip domain and sip proxy as sip.ur_net.lab, the server does not register me. Also on windows hosts i can resolve sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 by using ping sip.ur_net.lab. But in windows host when i use 10.3.0.1 as my sip domain and sip proxy then all things go ok and we can talk through sip user agents.
Do i have to add some special entry in DNS server for username@sip.ur_net.lab to resolve to username@10.3.0.1 or any other suggestion.
Thanks.
-ajeet.
Hi,
I added alias=sip.ur_net.lab in my ser.cfg file and now i can register register with a name like username@sip.ur_net.lab, but previously i was only able to register with the IP address like username@10.3.10.5
Now i have few questions, 1. before adding alias in ser.cfg file. i already had RR in my DNS for my sip server like sip.ur_net.lab. ........ 10.3.0.1 and when i was starting sip server then i can see in the log messeges that it says that listens on this 10.3.0.1 ipaddress and then alias sip.ur_net.lab is mentioned and i also can resolv sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 through dig command. So why it didn't worked before?
2. I read about SVR records, but i dont have those in my DNS and still my sip server is working correctly and now i also can register like username@sip.ur_net.lab.... so in what situation this SVR records comes into action?
thanks.
-ajeet stockholm.
On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 17:50:56 +0200, "Daniel-Constantin Mierla" Daniel-Constantin.Mierla@fokus.fraunhofer.de said:
Hello, if your registration statement is into an if(uri==myself){} block then add the line:
alias=sip.ur_net.lab
into global parameters section of SER configuration file.
Best regards, }Daniel
On 10/11/2003 1:16 PM, Ajeet wrote:
Hi,
I have installed a ser on my one linux-machine in a LAN which also has an other Linux-machine running DNS server. SIP server has a domain like, sip.ur_net.lab and its ip address is 10.3.0.1 i can resolve the sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 on the this sip machine by running command dig sip.ur_net.lab at the command line.
Now i have connected two windows hosts to same network and installed SIP user agents on these windows hosts. now in client when i use my sip domain and sip proxy as sip.ur_net.lab, the server does not register me. Also on windows hosts i can resolve sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 by using ping sip.ur_net.lab. But in windows host when i use 10.3.0.1 as my sip domain and sip proxy then all things go ok and we can talk through sip user agents.
Do i have to add some special entry in DNS server for username@sip.ur_net.lab to resolve to username@10.3.0.1 or any other suggestion.
Thanks.
-ajeet.
At 01:25 AM 10/14/2003, Ajeet wrote:
Hi,
I added alias=sip.ur_net.lab in my ser.cfg file and now i can register register with a name like username@sip.ur_net.lab, but previously i was only able to register with the IP address like username@10.3.10.5
Now i have few questions,
before adding alias in ser.cfg file. i already had RR in my DNS for my sip server like sip.ur_net.lab. ........ 10.3.0.1 and when i was starting sip server then i can see in the log messeges that it says that listens on this 10.3.0.1 ipaddress and then alias sip.ur_net.lab is mentioned and i also can resolv sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 through dig command. So why it didn't worked before?
because SER did not know about the alias. How could it?
- I read about SVR records, but i dont have those in my DNS and still my
sip server is working correctly and now i also can register like username@sip.ur_net.lab.... so in what situation this SVR records comes into action?
For example if you wished redundant servers refered to by DNS/SRV maps.
-jiri
- I read about SVR records, but i dont have those in my DNS and still my
sip server is working correctly and now i also can register like username@sip.ur_net.lab.... so in what situation this SVR records comes into action?
For example if you wished redundant servers refered to by DNS/SRV maps.
See http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=SER+load+balancing for more information.
/O
Hi
Sorry for my English, my natural language is Spanish, and I speak/write spanish very bad too :)
I'm new on SER I have ser working (or at least I think so) I'm trying to add VoiceMail I have ans_machine running and working
Now the questions:
Reading the old messages I found that I must start two SER to get VM working I have the two cfgs (ser.cfg and ser-vm.cfg), I run the two instances of ser with differents scripts and differents ser names (ser & ser-vm) and different ports ser : 192.168.0.209:5060 ser-vm: 192.168.0.209:5061
I'm using ser.cfg from CVS /sip_router/etc/ser.cfg I only removed the rems to get MySQL working
I'm using voicemail.cfg from CVS /sip_router/examples/voicemail.cfg I only changed the port form 5090 to 5061 and renamed to ser-vm.cfg
Now I need to add the code to "forward" the NOT answered calls to voicemail Here is my problem, I try a lot of examples and I can't make it work When the call isn't answered, the conection is closed, and busy tone returned
I try to use t_relay_to & t_on_negative, but I allways get the same error:
find_export: found <t_on_failure> in module tm [/usr/local/lib/ser/modules/tm.so] find_export: <t_on_negative> not found find_export: <t_on_negative> not found find_export: <t_relay_to> not found find_export: <t_relay_to> not found
Can someone post ser.cfg with a forward to 2nd ser to get vm working ?
Thanks
Pablo Murillo
Hi
Finally I made ser w/vm works ok I did it with two instances of ser running - One to process all connections - Other only for VM w/ans_machine
Works on not on-line or not answer
If it's ok, I can send all the cfgs to the list
Pablo Murillo
Yes, I agree. We could possibly introduce some kind of script library where people could find different scripts for different purposes. Would that be interesting for people on the mailing list ?
It would make sense only if we get enough feedback for that from the users, that means configuration scripts with some description or comments.
I would be willing to create such a library (probably in form of some webpages, maybe wiki ?) if we get enough config files.
Any opinions ?
Jan.
On 17-10 11:56, Pablo Murillo wrote:
If it's ok, I can send all the cfgs to the list
Pablo Murillo
Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
Jan Janak wrote:
I would be willing to create such a library (probably in form of some webpages, maybe wiki ?) if we get enough config files.
The wiki is there, there's already a "SER tips and tricks" page open for additions. You're all free to collect and add stuff. http://www.voip-info.org
Wiki is a collaborative documentation system - a great thing for Open Source projects. In the VOIP wiki at this site (which I just add stuff to, I don't own it or operate it), one is able to cross-reference to a lot of facts about protocols and general stuff already added to the knowledge base.
/O
On 17-10 17:59, Olle E. Johansson wrote:
Jan Janak wrote:
I would be willing to create such a library (probably in form of some webpages, maybe wiki ?) if we get enough config files.
The wiki is there, there's already a "SER tips and tricks" page open for additions. You're all free to collect and add stuff. http://www.voip-info.org
Wiki is a collaborative documentation system - a great thing for Open Source projects. In the VOIP wiki at this site (which I just add stuff to, I don't own it or operate it), one is able to cross-reference to a lot of facts about protocols and general stuff already added to the knowledge base.
It looks good. I think this is a good place to collect stuff from users that they are willing to share with others.
Jan.
Hi
My config:
Binarys: /usr/local/sbin/
cp /usr/local/sbin/ser /usr/local/sbin/ser-vm This is only to STOP one or the other ser
Place the "*.init" on /etc/rc.d/init.d Place the "sems" on /etc/rc.d/init.d
chkconfig ser.init --add chkconfig ser-vm.init --add chkconfig sems --add
Ser CFGs: /usr/local/etc/ser/ Sems CFG : /etc/sems/
Must replace [DOMAIN] with your full domain. Must replace [DOMAIN.EXT] with your domain.ext Check the IPs and ports too
We are using: 192.168.0.209 for internal test Port 5060 for SER Proxy Port 5061 for SER-VM
There are some things to change yet I began this week with SER, and I didn't read all the documentation yet I used an OLD script from IPTEL and some things that I found on old and new mails
Pablo Murillo
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