What do you mean by "my home computer" - is it behind a NAT box or do you have a public IP-address? If you have a public IP-address, you typically also have domain name. If not, you can choose any free domain services (dyndns.org ...) to get a domain. You don't need SRV records - they are only necessary if you want to separate different services with the same domain to different PCs (like MX records for emails).

regards, klaus

Peter Liu wrote:

I am try to learn set up SER right now. I really need someone who can help me with my case: I want to set up my own Ser in my home computer and I want to let people from different regions use SER in my home computer. I have read HOWTO file, but I don't know how to setup SIP_DOMAIN variable and how to configure DNS SVR records(I don't have DNS server). DO I really need to have DNS server? SIP_DOMAIN is local domain or I need to register one? Thanks, Peter

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