Greetings, I have been reading a lot about SER lately, trying to figure out the intricacies, but cannot find out how to achieve one thing. I want to be able to get SER to register to another SIP Proxy(another SER?) to receive a given prefix. I'm trying to achieve a combination of Asterisk and SER, but the box I have SER running on must also be connected to another Proxy which is not under my control. I read that SER is a SIP Proxy which can also act as a registrar. It would seem logical that It is possible to get my SER box to register to the other SIP Proxy to tell it to forward the given prefix to me so that I can pass it off elsewhere. But how do I achieve this? Is it possible? All help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Tom Gaudasinski
It is not possible, SER cannot register with another registrar. You can use sipsak: http://sipsak.berlios.de/ and put the IP of SER as the contact.
Jan.
On 05-11 18:26, Tom Gaudasinski wrote:
Greetings, I have been reading a lot about SER lately, trying to figure out the intricacies, but cannot find out how to achieve one thing. I want to be able to get SER to register to another SIP Proxy(another SER?) to receive a given prefix. I'm trying to achieve a combination of Asterisk and SER, but the box I have SER running on must also be connected to another Proxy which is not under my control. I read that SER is a SIP Proxy which can also act as a registrar. It would seem logical that It is possible to get my SER box to register to the other SIP Proxy to tell it to forward the given prefix to me so that I can pass it off elsewhere. But how do I achieve this? Is it possible? All help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Tom Gaudasinski
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