Hi Experts,
I am a newbee with SIP-Router/Kamailio - I installed Kamailio
on a CentOS 5.5 VM - following the instructions from the
following link
Kamailio is installed & I can start kamailio deamon from
service kamailio start
However I also created two subscribers - but when I try to
register my SIP Phone (by setting Kamailio as the domain to
register to) - I can see my sip-phone sending the Register
request to Kamailio (I put a tcpdump on the kamailio machine to
see sip-messages reaching the host) but I dont get any response
from Kamailio - so my sip phone reaches the 408 Registeration
Timeout state.
Now, I dont get any logs from Kamailio to know what is
happening while my phone is sending the register request - I
tried to configure logging following instructions from the
following link
But I dont get any logs in the /var/log/kamailio log file.
To assist in understanding the issue - I am attaching the
syslog config , kamailio config file & the kamailio service
script in the init.d folder.
My first objective will be to enable logging for kamailio
& the next objective is to get the basic registration &
routing between endpoints - my ultimate objective is to
configure SER/Kamailio as a load-balancer for our B2BUA &
Media Servers (I found the dispatcher module can help in
accomplishing this) - Can anybody help me in identifying why I
am not getting any logs ?
I have already seen the wiki & have developed some
understanding regarding how Kamailio is configured but am I
seeking more information regarding the route language - (the
state-model + reference of the functions that can be used in the
route script etc.) - in this regards if I can get any
documentation pointers from the user community that can help me
gain a better understanding the use of Kamailio for above it
will be great
Regards,
Faisal
Regards,
Faisal
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