Hi
andrey,
I have made suggested
changes in ser.cfg as
follows
listen=202.87.x.x
alias=202.87.x.x
and
did
#export
SIP_DOMAIN=202.87.x.x
I get following log when try to start
SER
#/etc/rc.id/init.d/ser
start
------------log starts
here--------------------
Starting
ser:
0(5116)
WARNING: fix_socket_list: could not rev. resolve
202.87.x.x
0(5116) WARNING:
fix_socket_list: could not rev. resolve
202.87.x.x
WARNING: no
fork mode
stateless -
initializing
0(0) Maxfwd
module- initializing
textops -
initializing
0(0) INFO:
udp_init: SO_RCVBUF is initially
110592
Listening
on
udp: 202.87.x.x
[202.87.x.x]:5060
tcp: 202.87.x.x [202.87.x.x]:5060
Aliases:
*:
202.87.x.x:*
0(0) INFO: udp_init: SO_RCVBUF is finally
262142
0(0) ERROR:
udp_init: bind(6, 0x810237c, 16) on 202.87.x.x: Cannot assign requested address
[FAILED]
------------log ends
here----------------------
please
advice.
Regards
Mukesh
From: "Andrey Kuprianov"
<andrey.kouprianov@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Serusers] Using IP address
as domain
To:
serusers@iptel.org
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Hi,
AFAIK,
SIP_DOMAIN you need to export anyway.. Just put your IP instead
of the name.
Then this SIP_DOMAIN will be used to properly add
contacts to your subscriber
table. So, if your domain is an IP
address, newly added ppl will have an IP
instead of domain for their
host part of URI. Try also to specify alias as
you IP address, i.e.
listen="202.x.x.x"
alias="202.x.x.x"
You
may also try to add a domain entry to the domain table with serctl
(that is
if you use functions in your config such as
"is_uri_host_local()"),
i.e.
serctl domain add 202.x.x.x
Hope it will work for
you.
Andrey.
On 9/20/06, mukesh
<mukesh@hungama.com> wrote:
> Hi
friends,
> I have SER (with
database support) running on my linux box. But I do
> not have a domain
name registered for the IP of this machine but it does
> have a public IP
(202.87.xx.xxx) address which allows me access it from
>
outside.
>
> If I try to
access (using sipsak client) a uri from local system it
>
fails.
> example URIs I am
trying are ...
>
sip:mukesh@<public ip>
>
sip:mukesh@<public
ip>:5060
>
> ...with no
result :(
>
> I referred
http://mit.edu/sip/sip.edu/ser.shtml
to configure my
>
ser.cfg.
>
> So the
question is How can I connect to SER using IP and do I need
> to use "#
export SIP_DOMAIN=<public ip>"?
>
> Regards
>
Mukesh