[Asterisk-Users] RE: bt communicator`

[Robert Boardman]

Hi Peter, just a couple of quick questions

if the my ethereal trace only shows {username}@btinternet.com  do I need 
the .brz?

is the MD5sum in the ethereal trace, as I have compared all combinations 
of MD5sum with the ethereal trace and cannot see it any where?


Still cannot register, any advice would be greatly appreciated

Regards

Robb

Whisker, Peter wrote:

>Hi Robert;
>
>First, you have to use the SIP2 channel code (chan_sip2.c) from
>http://bugs.digium.com/bug_view_page.php?bug_id=0000759 as this does the
>proxy-authenticate properly.
>
>Get the module, follow the build instructions, and add "noload=chan_sip.so"
>to stop the old code loading. It will autoload the new one.
>
>You need to know the username that the Yahoo Communicator uses. Ethereal or
>similar will trace SIP for you. The username I type into communicator has
>".brz" appended by the Communicator for some reason. The password is the one
>you type into communicator but I had to "MD5" it. Comment below password
>shows how.
>
>[general]
>;port = 5060                    ; Port to bind to
>port = 5052				  ; change to 5052 as 5060 will not
>authorise on BTCommunicator
>; Note if you want local SIP on 5060, you need to use siproxd or similar to
>redirect (unless anyone knows otherwise)
>pedantic=no
>disallow=all                    ; Disallow all codecs
>allow=alaw                      ; Allow codecs in order of preference ; BT
>uses a-law
>allow=ulaw
>allow=gsm
>;allow=ilbc
>defaultexpirey=1200		  ; Change for BT as it objects to 3600 -
>note deliberate spelling error
>
>register =>
>[username].brz at btinternet.com:[password]@sip.btcommunicator.bt.net
>
>; Need to state externip as the internal address otherwise BT won't work -
>something to do with NAT
>;externip = 195.13x.xx.xx
>externip = 192.168.10.250
>localnet = 192.168.10.0/255.255.255.0
>;.
>;.
>;.
>
>[bt]
>type=friend
>nat=yes
>disallow=all
>allow=alaw
>canreinvite=no
>username=[username].brz
>authuser=[username].brz
>fromdomain=btinternet.com
>fromuser=[username].brz
>auth=[username]:[password]@btinternet.com		; I didn't have the
>.brz here and it works?
>md5secret=6eb36df5f5d94381973b6090b30e0f59
>host=btinternet.com
>;outboundproxy=sip.btcommunicator.bt.net		;not needed
>;outboundproxyport=5060					;not needed
>;MD5
>;alambil:/etc/asterisk# echo -n
>"[username].brz at btinternet.com:btinternet.com:[password]" | md5sum
>;6eb36fd5f5d94381973b6090b30e0f59  -
>
>Once this worked, I didn't change it. There are probably unneeded lines
>above.
>
>Regards
>Peter
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert Boardman [mailto:robb at boardman.me.uk]
>Sent: 09 October 2004 21:40
>To: Whisker, Peter
>Subject: bt communicator`
>
>
>Hi Peter
>
>I have been following your post but didn't see the other emails about 
>getting it working until now!!
>
>Could you please send me the details for the chan_sip2 method
>
>Thanks
>Robb
>
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