[asterisk-dev] Re: SIP Registration conundrum

[Tony Mountifield]

Hi Olle,

Thanks for responding...

In article <3F20C76C-314A-4BDB-8458-4E97E385B0C5 at edvina.net>,
Olle E Johansson <oej at edvina.net> wrote:
> 
> 1 aug 2006 kl. 23.37 skrev Tony Mountifield:
> 
> > A couple of weeks ago, I posted quite a detailed description of a SIP
> > registration problem I am having. Because it was not a development
> > question, I posted it to asterisk-users, as I should.
> >
> > However, I have had zero replies to it, which is rather discouraging.
> > Perhaps the only people who know enough about SIP to comment on it
> > hang out here instead of the busy -users. Or whatever. Perhaps I  
> > should
> > have ranted a bit :-)
> >
> > If anyone here on -dev who is familiar with the workings of SIP has
> > time to read through my original posting and offer any comments,
> > I would be very grateful indeed. It can be found here:
> >
> > http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2006-July/160010.html
> >
> Please don't use -dev as second level support.

Sorry. I did make a point of posting it to -users, even though it appeared
to be rather too esoteric for that list. And I waited a whole fortnight
before posting here on -dev with just a pointer to the original article
(not even a repeat of it).

> We have IRc channels where we can be reached.

In my occasional forays onto IRC, I do find the signal-to-noise ratio
rather low and the likelihood of finding someone useful also not so high.

> We do not support 30x on REGISTER statements.

Thanks - I suspected as much.

> The rest of the issues
> is a simple configuration issue that has been covered in many mails
> on the list.

Well I tried several different ways to solve it before posting. One of
the problems was that I didn't know whether registering with different
proxies in the same SIP domain was a feature that had been introduced
later than the version I have running on the box in question (Apr 2005).
It's a non-trivial exercise updating it to newer software, due to the
various customisations involved, so I wanted to have some confidence
that doing so would be likely to help before embarking on it.

> Good luck sorting it out!

Thanks, that's about all I have to work with just at the moment.

Cheers
Tony
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