16 Feb
2005
16 Feb
'05
5:44 p.m.
Obviously your understanding of outbound proxy is wrong. It's a
regular SIP proxy that handles all outbound SIP traffic and could be
different from the value in Proxy. This allows flexibility. The
rtpproxy IP is not configured on the SIP devices.
Howard
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 22:04:25 +0800, ron <ron(a)silverbackasp.com> wrote:
Hi,
I don't know if I understand it correctly, on the linksys pap2 there's a
configuration:
Proxy: <-- I think this means the SIP proxy
Outbound Proxy: <-- This one I thought is the media proxy.
The problem is that, when I put the ip address of my media proxy(i'm using
rtpproxy latest cvs version) on the Outbound proxy, the pap2 tries to
register on it, rather than on the SIP proxy defined at the Proxy: so in
effect I can't register. rtpproxy is "not" on the same box as the SIP
proxy.
when I removed the value on the Outbound Proxy, then I can register to the
SIP proxy.
As I mentioned I'm using rtpproxy, I executed it using this:
rtpproxy -l <ip address> -s udp:<ip address>:22000
I can see on the netstat that port 22000 is opened and using udp protocol.
Did I msiunderstood what outbound proxy is? Thank You
Regards,
Ronald
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iTouch Communications, Inc.
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