Hi, simple question :
- Main SER running on 5060
- Second SER instance running on 5090 to work with SEMS for Voicemail.
When a call arrive on the main SER:5060 and that is redirected to Voicemail, does my customer USER AGENT need to be able to connect to the 5090 port ?
Do i need to open this port ? Or it is the main ser instance that negociate with the SER:5090 ??
thanks
If record routing is enabled in SER:5060, your customer user agent doesnt communicate directly with 5090. They do only with 5060. You may have to open RTP ports for SEMS.
-Ranga --- ser ser@plexid.com wrote:
Hi, simple question :
Main SER running on 5060
Second SER instance running on 5090 to work with
SEMS for Voicemail.
When a call arrive on the main SER:5060 and that is redirected to Voicemail, does my customer USER AGENT need to be able to connect to the 5090 port ?
Do i need to open this port ? Or it is the main ser instance that negociate with the SER:5090 ??
thanks
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You'd most likely want the "main" proxy instance to relay the call. Something like:
revert_uri(); rewritehostport("<sems server hostname>:5090"); append_branch(); t_relay_to_udp("<sems server hostname>", "5090");
ser wrote:
Hi, simple question :
Main SER running on 5060
Second SER instance running on 5090 to work with SEMS for Voicemail.
When a call arrive on the main SER:5060 and that is redirected to Voicemail, does my customer USER AGENT need to be able to connect to the 5090 port ?
Do i need to open this port ? Or it is the main ser instance that negociate with the SER:5090 ??
thanks
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