11 Oct
2003
11 Oct
'03
5:50 p.m.
Hello,
if your registration statement is into an if(uri==myself){} block then
add the line:
alias=sip.ur_net.lab
into global parameters section of SER configuration file.
Best regards,
}Daniel
On 10/11/2003 1:16 PM, Ajeet wrote:
Hi,
I have installed a ser on my one linux-machine in a LAN which also has an
other Linux-machine running DNS server.
SIP server has a domain like, sip.ur_net.lab and its ip address is
10.3.0.1
i can resolve the sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 on the this sip machine by
running command
dig sip.ur_net.lab at the command line.
Now i have connected two windows hosts to same network and installed SIP
user agents on these windows hosts.
now in client when i use my sip domain and sip proxy as sip.ur_net.lab,
the server does not register me.
Also on windows hosts i can resolve sip.ur_net.lab to 10.3.0.1 by using
ping sip.ur_net.lab.
But in windows host when i use 10.3.0.1 as my sip domain and sip proxy
then all things go ok and we can talk through sip user agents.
Do i have to add some special entry in DNS server for
username(a)sip.ur_net.lab to resolve to username(a)10.3.0.1 or any other
suggestion.
Thanks.
-ajeet.