My SER proxy is sending REGISTER tokens downstream to the gateway, after it receives a REGISTER from UA.
My gateway device is a Cisco AS53XX and does not support REGISTERs. Not that fork has anythin to do with it but I have fork=no in my ser.cfg file.
Any ideas what it may be trying to accomplish here?
MS
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You can drop the REGISTERs on the proxy, do not relay them. In your routing script, the logic should be like following or equivalent:
if(method=="REGISTER") { # next, do authentication and save user location, if you wish # ..... # stop processing the request break; };
Daniel
On 8/13/2004 8:24 PM, Masoud Safi wrote:
My SER proxy is sending REGISTER tokens downstream to the gateway, after it receives a REGISTER from UA.
My gateway device is a Cisco AS53XX and does not support REGISTERs. Not that fork has anythin to do with it but I have fork=no in my ser.cfg file.
Any ideas what it may be trying to accomplish here?
MS
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