[Serusers] uri with IP address

[Bogdan-Andrei IANCU]

Alessio Focardi wrote:

>Hello Bogdan-Andrei,
>
>Friday, October 1, 2004, 1:11:06 PM, you wrote:
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>BAI> uri=myself  covers the case of an uri with ip address (if the ser
>BAI> listens on that ip address).
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>That was my tought, but unfortunately it does not seem to work, maybe
>I'm using a version that's too old ?
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>I fear that changing the version my ser.cfg will stop working, since
>I'm already servicing users I'm a little bit afraid of upgrading.
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this feature is present from the beginning so no upgrade is required.
Just be very sure that your ser is listening on that IP. Look at the 
logs at startup for
    "Listening on........"

bogdan

>Here is a transcript with comments, I have changed the IP adress with
>"IP" word  for security reason
>
>41(21810)  method:  <INVITE>
>41(21810)  uri:     <sip:100 at IP>
>41(21810)  version: <SIP/2.0>
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>>Invite is coming in with ip address
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>41(21810) find_first_route(): No Route headers found
>41(21810) loose_route(): There is no Route HF
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>41(21810) check_self - checking if host==us: 13==13 &&  [IP] ==
>[IP]
>41(21810) check_self - checking if port 5060 matches port 5060
>41(21810) DEBUG: add_param: tag=JfP-2269
>41(21810) end of header reached, state=29
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>41(21810) query="select username from subscriber where username='100'
>AND domain='IP'"
>41(21810) does_uri_exit(): User in request uri does not exist
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>>here is the problem: as you can see user 100 with domain=IP
>>is recognized as local, but the domain "IP" is not aliased to the
>>real domain I'm using.
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>Tnx for the support !
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>BAI> bogdan
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>BAI> Alessio Focardi wrote:
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>>>Hi there !
>>>
>>>I have a ser 0.8.12-tcp_nonb (i386/linux) that is running pretty
>>>smooth, now I stumbled across a problem and I'm looking for some help.
>>>
>>>How can I tell ser that invites coming to "whatever at ipaddress_of_the
>>>server" are local request just like "whatever at domainname" or
>>>"whatever at machinename.domainame" ?
>>>
>>>I tried to add an
>>>
>>>alias="ipaddress"
>>>
>>>but it has not worked.
>>>
>>>Any idea ?
>>>
>>>TNX !
>>>
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