[Serusers] Configuring SER as an outbound proxy for multiple Ekigas on a LAN

[samuel]

I'd recommend you a little bit of reading of the documents found in the
following link:
http://www.iptel.org/ser/doc/gettingstarted

Browsing iptel.org will help you also to get familiar with the project.

S.

2008/10/29 Enrico Maria Crisostomo <enrico.m.crisostomo at gmail.com>

> Hi all.
>
> I'm a first-time would-be user of SER and I have the following problem: I
> was planning to use Ekiga on a LAN with several workstations and I was
> looking for documentation about the options I have and the best setup I can
> achieve. How to solve the problem of NAT traversal for multiple Ekigas was
> answered by Ekiga documentation: use a SIP proxy. The workstations are all
> equipped with Solaris 10 and I have a small Solaris 10 server too, so I
> thought it was natural for me to use SER as a SIP proxy. Unfortunately I'm
> finding no documentation about how to configure it as a simple outbound
> proxy and to say the truth I found very little documentation about
> configuring a SIP proxy in general. My idea would be just having SER behave
> as an outbound SIP proxy and use ekiga.net accounts for everybody (no need
> for a PBX as Asterisk). It seems a kind of basic configuration but I have no
> idea where to start from.
>
> Do you have suggestions and pointers to documentation to help me achieve
> this goal?
> Thank you in advance,
> Enrico.
>
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