8 Feb
2005
8 Feb
'05
6:36 p.m.
Hi Pat,
do some small test - add at the beginning of your script:
if (uri==myself) {
log(1,"uri is myself\n");
};
and see if you get that message in ser output/logs. Just to be sure that
myself test is passed.
Best regards,
Marian
pat newham wrote:
The domain name is the ip address of the ser server
i.e. a user registers as 2001(a)xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx.
Therefore I set alias=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in my ser.cfg.
Pat
--- Marian Dumitru <marian.dumitru(a)voice-sistem.ro>
wrote:
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Hi Pat,
Set as alias the domain name (as DNS name). If your
requests look like
user(a)foo.org, set alias=foo.org
Best regards,
Marian
pat newham wrote:
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Thank you for reply. It is still not working
correctly
Im afraid.
I have added the lines :
alias= xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (being the public address
of my
ser server)
alias =127.0.0.1
at the start of the config file and added
if (uri==myself)
{
bla
}
in the middle of my config.
Other than that my config is just the default one.
As
I mentioned previously I have both user agents and
ser
on public addresses. There is no nat or even
authentication in the current setup. It is the
simplest scenario, they are all connected via a
hub
and all have public addresses.
A sniff of the eth0 i/f of ser revealed:
an invite going from UA1 to SER. A 100 trying
message
sent back to UA1. Then a 483 too many hops
message
sent from ser to UA1.
A sniff of the loopback i/f revealed an invite
message
sent from ser address to ser address repeatedly.
Any further ideas?
Thank you,
Pat.
--- Marian Dumitru
<marian.dumitru(a)voice-sistem.ro>
wrote:
>Hi Pat,
>
>Most sure "uri==myself" doesn't match for your
RURI
>domain. Be sure SER
>consider as served domain the RURI domain. At
>startup you see the
>listing of all served domains by SER. If you want
to
>add some more, use
>the alias config option:
> alias=some.new.domain
>
>Best regards,
>Marian
>
>pat newham wrote:
>
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I am new to this list and SEr and am trying a
very
>>simple scenario. I would like to establish
a call
>>using SER via two grandstream BT100's(UA1 and
>
>UA2).
>
>
>>The two agent and SER are all on public
addresses.
>The
>
>
>>two agents register with SER ok. However when I
>
>try to
>
>
>>ring UA2 from UA1, I get a 483 error. I know that
>
>this
>
>
>>mean there are too many hops. My config is
>
>practically
>
>
>>the same as the basic (i.e.
standard)configuration
>>file (except for authorization and I have
added a
>
>line
>
>
>>including an alias equal to the public address of
>>ser....the "if (uri==myself)" statement is
correct
>I
>
>
>>think...I checked).
>>
>>I checked the loopback address as suggested in
the
>>archives and can see that the invite is
repeatedly
>>sent to ser itself and 100 trying messages
are
>
>sent to
>
>
>>ser itself, therefore the max forwards value
value
>>must be reached and this is why the error
occurs.
>>
>>I note that when I comment out all the
t_relay()'s
>in
>
>
>>ser.cfg, the error doesnt occur however the
invite
>>from UA1 reached ser and thats it.(i.e.
its not
>
>>forwarded)...Any help would be greatly
>
>appreciated(I
>
>
>>run the most stable version of ser released i.e
>>0.8.14)
>>
>>Regards,
>>Pat.
>>
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