Hello,
On 07/03/08 18:00, Andhika Gannesha Gemilang wrote:
Hi,
I can't connect to my server using SIP phone (Xlite on windows). i
trace sip packets using
#tcpdump port 5060
and i got this :
tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode
listening on eth0, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes
12:11:54.458829 IP 122.200.6.103.62482 > 122.200.6.104.sip: SIP,
length: 539
12:11:58.520903 IP 122.200.6.103.62482 > 122.200.6.104.sip: SIP,
length: 539
12:12:02.583054 IP 122.200.6.103.62482 > 122.200.6.104.sip: SIP,
length: 539
12:12:06.645089 IP 122.200.6.103.62482 > 122.200.6.104.sip: SIP,
length: 539
i guess i got no problem on my SIP phone, it's just my server that
didn't respond to the sip request.
Here's my server status :
#openserctl moni
[cycle #: 1072; if constant make sure server lives]
Server:: OpenSER (1.3.0-notls (i386/linux))
Now:: Thu Jul 3 12:46:03 2008
Up since:: Thu Jul 3 12:09:29 2008
Up time:: 2194 [sec]
Transaction Statistics:
tm:UAS_transactions = 0
tm:UAC_transactions = 0
tm:inuse_transactions = 0
Stateless Server Statistics:
sl:sent_replies = 0
sl:sent_err_replies = 0
sl:received_ACKs = 0
UsrLoc Stats:
usrloc:registered_users = 0
usrloc:location-users = 0
usrloc:location-contacts = 0
usrloc:location-expires = 0
any suggestion would make my life easier....
thanks
start openser in debug mode and see if it gets the sip messages. In
openser.conf
debug=5
then restart and look into syslog file to see the printed messages. When
a sip message is received, you should see pretty many messages.
Also, check if you have any local firewall.
Cheers,
Daniel
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla
http://www.asipto.com