Hi Klaus:
Thanks for your answer. After I add dns_try_ipv6=yes in openser.cfg, my problem has been solved.
But I wonder why the default value of dns_try_ipv6 is "yes" in version 1.2.x, but "no" in version 1.3.x?
For my personal opinion, setting default value to "yes" is better than "no".
Best Regards, Fang
Hi!
Openser does support AAAA, when enabled: http://www.openser.org/dokuwiki/doku.php/core-cookbook:1.3.x#dns_try_ipv6
regards klaus
Fangyu Ling wrote:
In my DNS server, there are only AAAA records for any nodes. My test topology is as following:
-----+---------+--------+------ | | | siphone1 openser siphone2 (UA1) (UA2)
For the testing procedure, I only use domain name of the URI. When UA1 invited UA2 via openser, openser only ask A record of UA2. There are no A records in my DNS server! So, openser then replied 476 Unresolvable Destination message to UA1.
In normal conditon, if there were no such name of A record, it should ask AAAA record instead. But why OPENSER only ask A record?
Best Regards, Fang
On Thursday 17 July 2008, Fangyu Ling wrote:
After I add dns_try_ipv6=yes in openser.cfg, my problem has been solved.
But I wonder why the default value of dns_try_ipv6 is "yes" in version 1.2.x, but "no" in version 1.3.x?
For my personal opinion, setting default value to "yes" is better than "no".
Hi Fangyu,
this was changed (with some other default values) for the 1.3.0 release. Most users (at least at the actual time) don't need ipv6 support, so we choose to deactivate as default.
Cheers,
Henning