El Wednesday 14 November 2007 12:12:18 Peter P GMX escribió:
Hi,
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we would like to anable the client to register from 2 IP addresses but the latest register shall be used for the invite message. But the problem is - how to tell OpenSER?
A question: why exactly do you need to register a phone if it won't receive calls?
As I have read in the documnetation there are actually 2 Parameters which handles this processing modparam("registrar", "max_contacts", 2) set the number of parallel registers to 2 (forking)
modparam("registrar", "append_branches", 1)delivers to all registered branches
modparam("registrar", "append_branches", 0)delivers only to 1 registered branch But - which one??
I think it depends on "location" table order. Probably the one with lower "id" value.
In the doumentation there is explained that one can set the q-value. As the SIP client doesn't know, how many registers already exist he can not set a dedicated q-value.
If I manually change the q-values in the database (table location) there is no change in the behaviour. I changed q value from -2 -1 to 0 and 1 and 2. no change.
For that you need to use LCR module and funtions load_contacts() and next_contacts(). Look for it in the wiki and in Google, there are some working examples.
I could not determine, which rule applies, so I played with the other parameters:
§ id
§ q (as above)
§ expires
§ last_modified
No change. I can not see, that if I set one of the values to a higher or a lower value as the second register, it affects the behaviour of Openser to call a certain SIP client.
Am I think wrong or what can I do to?
I just don't understand why do you need a phone registered if it won't receive calls. I assume you know that it not necessary to be registered in order to call.
Regards.