Thank you Daniel. I have installed the 0.8.11 version. The SER is running and I am able to see the various processes.
I am having the following problems:
1. I tried to register my SIP SJ client to the server and on running ethereal I found that the REGISTER packet was directed to 208.27.83.140 by SER. And so my user registration was timing out.
Shouldn't SIP SER do the registration?
2. I made the changes as per HOWTOs for Serweb. Unfortunately, I have not been able to run serweb. The document HOWTOs mentioned changes with respect to RH Linux 8.0 and I was using 7.3. The directory '/usr/www/html' didn't contain a directory 'htdoc' but only 'htdig'. I assumed that htdoc meant htdig and made the same changes. But I am not able to launch serweb?
Could someone please let me know how to start serweb and why my registrations are being forwarded by SER to some other IP?
I intend to run SER at first with mySql.
Thanks & regards, Subhra
-----Original Message----- From: Daniel-Constantin Mierla [mailto:Daniel-Constantin.Mierla@fokus.fraunhofer.de] Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 1:55 AM To: Subhra Saha Cc: serusers@lists.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] SER installation problems
Hello, use SER v0.8.11. The 0.8.8 is very very very ... obsolete and is no longer supported by us. Beside that, 0.8.11 has many feature improvements, bug fixes a.s.o. Also, the documentation you find in our web site refers to the latest release (0.8.11), maybe not yet full updated but almost.
I am using ser on RH7.3 and it works perfectly, but I don't remember what was the state of sectl at the 0.8.8 release moment. So, please try the version 0.8.11 and tell us if something does not work. SER should start without problems with the default config file provided in packages.
Best regards, }Daniel
On 10/21/2003 1:40 AM, Subhra Saha wrote:
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figure out how to go about using it.
Could someone please let me know how to go about configuring the SER
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Hi,
The mediatrix gateway I have on my PBX has FXO ports. They tell me that there is a parameter in Iptel that will make it recognize the FXO ports. Can someone Please let me know the parameter and the configuration change that I have to make. Thank you.
At 09:32 PM 10/21/2003, Sesha B wrote:
I'm not sure what it means to "rezognize FXO ports". iptel server can talk to any devices speaking SIP correctly. (I can imagine that a gateway registers a bunch of SIP addresses.) I don't know how mediatrix deals with SIP, since the vendor denied my purchase order, claiming they only sell to certified SIP vendors. That makes me very cautios about their interoperaibility. There were other similar concerns on this mailing list some time ago too.
-jiri
Hi Jiri. Why don't you buy Mediatrix from one of their vendors? Try http://www.telcomproducts.com/voip.asp I have a 1204 and 1104. The 1104 is good (it is FXS) but the 1204 is not very easy to use (Just my little experience).
For Sesha, maybe he will need the differences between SER, UA, GATEWAY, FXO port, FXS port, ... Maybe Jiri as an experienced user of SIP and other VOIP stuff will be better for that.
Thanks Emery ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jiri Kuthan" jiri@iptel.org To: sesha@iic.com; serusers@lists.iptel.org Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2003 21:36 Subject: RE: [Serusers] FXO port
interoperaibility.
Hello, comments inline,
On 10/21/2003 7:16 PM, Subhra Saha wrote:
Do you have any idea what 208.27.83.140 stands for? It is one of your IP addresses? Usually, this problem occurs when the REGISTERs are not intended to SER -- the hostname or the IP address in request URI is different than the one of the machine when ser is running. If this IP is the one of the machine with ser they try to add the hostname you are using into SIP URIs as an alias in ser config file. Just add a line like the next one into global parameters section:
alias="mydomain.org"
htdig is another tool for searching into webpages. So, obviously you are using the wrong directory. Depending the distribution you are using, if you install the web server from sources or from packages, the web directory may be located in different places, like /var/www or /var/httpd or /home/www or /home/httpd ...
The best way to see where this directory is located is to find first the httpd.conf and look into it for 'DocumentRoot'. Note that I assumed that you try to use Apache web server.
Best regards, }Daniel
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Jiri Kuthan -
Sesha B -
Subhra Saha