At 02:21 PM 12/1/2003, Geert Nijpels wrote:
Hello,
After having worked with ser for a few days, I have SER running with authentication,
accounting , voicemail and conferencing, which is working great (Thanks for this great
product). However, I have a problem connecting Cisco 7960 phones.
Ser server: colo.foo.bar.
Domain/authentication realm/alias:
foo.net.
In my grandstream phones I can configure a different domain then the sip proxy. In the
cisco phones, I can only configure the sip proxy. The cisco's are registering with the
username(a)colo.foo.bar and not with username(a)foo.net.
The phones will not authenticate, because there only exists a username(a)foo.net in the
database.
What is the best to solve this problem. I can think of the following:
- match the uri and do: rewritehost("foo.net")
- make a srv entry for
foo.net pointing to colo.foo.bar and set the proxy in the cisco
phone to
foo.net
SRV is the way to go.
- configure multidomain support and put in both
domains.
I'm not sure what the best solution is, does anyone have experience with this issue?
Furthermore, I have a question of which I could not find an answer for in the archives or
google. Is it possible to do call pick-up with ser? My first thought would be no (and use
a timeout with forwarding), because Ser is not call statefull (and has no b2bua). But
maybe I'm wrong.
You are right.
-jiri