Hello,
if you have the sources, there is a directory "examples". There you will
find a lot of sample config files that will help you to build yours.
Also, you can browse the directory online on cvs:
http://cvs.berlios.de/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/ser/sip_router/examples/
}Daniel
PS. The CVS head contains the versions for the latest development. If
you want for a special tag, pick up the proper branch.
On 11/21/2003 6:21 AM, Darren Nay wrote:
Hello All,
Sorry for all the questions. I am new to this (both SIP and SER) and
just learning as I go. Thanks so much to all who have helped me so far.
I am just trying to setup some routing rules for our application and
am not having any luck with getting them to work correctly.
I have a Cisco Router which acts as the PSTN gateway. SER is
installed on a Solaris box which is, of course, the SIP router, and
then I have an SIP phone as the end point.
The Cisco Router (PSTN gateway) is located at IP 10.10.1.5, the SER
box is 10.10.0.55, and the SIP phone registers as 10.10.1.134. The
telephone number assigned to the SIP phone is 864-678-3188.
The SIP phone registers with the SER server without any problems, and
all calls are routed through the Cisco router to the SER server (from
what I can tell) as well. However, I don't know how to configure the
routing correctly.
All that I am trying to do right off the bat is to get that one SIP
phone to work.
My first attempt at writing a routing script looks like this (using a
static route)..
if (uri=~"sip:8646783188") {
forward(10.10.1.134, 5060);
};
I have tried many variations of this route but all to no avail.. :)
Does anyone have a sample routing script that should work for this
specific configuration? If I could see a sample then I think that I
could build upon that.
Any help would be very greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Darren Nay - dnay(a)libertyisp.com <mailto:dnay@libertyisp.com>
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