On Tuesday 09 August 2005 11:59, Ashutosh Kumar wrote:
Hi, One of my client hardphone, which is a snom ip phone, is registered to the sip server. But when one calls the phone, one gets only a trying message and snom doesnt ring.On running the serctl ul show , the address of record for the snom phone is as follows.
...Record(0xb5583828)... domain: 'location' aor : 'ddempsay'
domain : 'location' aor : 'ddempsay' Contact : 'sip:therock@90.0.0.27:5060;line=71potf0e' Expires : 3523 q : 1 Call-ID : '3c464f84e016-mf5f9tl4bp70@90-0-0-27' CSeq : 2882 User-Agent: 'snom200-3.56y' received : '' State : CS_NEW Flags : 0 next : (nil) prev : (nil) ~~~/Contact~~~~ ---------------------------------------------- Where does the extra ;line=71potf0e' in the contact field come from. IS the problem created because of this line. Moreover, I dont think it follows the proper SIP URI format.
Snom phones use the line parameter to identify for which of the multiple lines is the target of the incoming request (otherwise it is impossible to identify the line, if you have multiple lines with the same username at different proxies). URI parameters are completely legal, although they are unfortunately too often dropped by proxies (luckily not by SER).
I would suggest, that you check at the web interface of the snom phone, if the phone receives the request at all.
Regards Nils