2 Sep
2003
2 Sep
'03
3:25 p.m.
Hello,
On Tuesday 02 September 2003 21:24, Rogerio Agostinho wrote:
First I thank you for reading this e-mail and being
interesting on my
problem, I have SIP 0.8.10 installed in my Red Hat 7.2,, it was easy to
install and configure the packages but after it all I’m not getting to
connect to my SIP server. If I type the command “ser” I can see this
message bellow:
[root@afs sbin]# ser
Listening on
127.0.0.1 [127.0.0.1]::5060
192.168.0.17 [192.168.0.17]::5060
Aliases: afs:5060 afs.advus.com:5060 localhost:5060
But when I try to check the port typing the command (telnet
afs.advus.com 5060) just to prove the port 5060 is on the listening
status and i just do not get any connection. I do not have a firewall
installed on this machine and I m trying to connect inside my site, I
mean, I am trying to connect inside my network not on the internet.
Version 0.8.10 does not support TCP, thats why you can not connect to the
server via telnet. Upgrade to 0.8.11 (released today) or use another
testprogram like udpflood or sipsak.
Regards
Nils
I realy need to have the SIP server working, but I already did
everything I knew to make it just works fine but as in all my trying I
fail.
Best Regards,
Rogerio Agostinho
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