The db_mod is set to 2. And it seems it never writes the alias down to the database (I waited for over 2 hours).

30 seconds after I add a new alias the debug log tells me:

18(4114) Binding '7777','sip:eter@voip.et2605.com:5060' has expired

Regards, Chris

On Sun, 4 Apr 2004, Jan Janak wrote:

How did you set db_mod in usrloc module ? If to 0 then it will be kept in memory, if to 2 then it takes a while (delayed write).

Jan.

On 04-04 19:54, Eternity wrote:

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Hi!

I have a trouble using aliases. When adding an alias, either through SERAdmin or from commandline with for instance:

serctl alias add 7777 sip:eter@voip.et2605.com sip:eter@voip.et2605.com 200 Added to table ('7777','sip:eter@voip.et2605.com') to 'aliases'

This looks normal, and the alias gets added to the running ser, but not saved in MySQL database.

This have been working before, and I have not been able to find out, why it stopped working.

Regards, Chris

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Hi!

Now I have another little problem.

I am running SER together with Cisco IP phones and a Allied Telesyn as PSTN gateway. I also have a Cisco router as gateway to some ISDN lines.

Today I hooked the D-LINK DVG-1120 box up. Everything works fine and I can make VOIP calls to/from the DVG-1120. But I cant do calls that goes to PSTN gateways. Only receive.

A part of the debug messages sais:

11(5344) receive_msg: cleaning up 16(5353) SIP Reply (status): 16(5353) version: <SIP/2.0> 16(5353) status: <400> 16(5353) reason: <Syntax Error> 16(5353) parse_headers: flags=1 16(5353) get_hdr_field: cseq <CSeq>: <1> <ACK>

Anyone have any ideas on how I can trace this problem down? Since the Cisco phones (and also the X-TEN softphone) works just fine, I guess my configuration should be fine.

Regards, Chris