Dear all on my mind，mediaproxy can work for muti sip domains， like it's feature list―― -Ability to have different proxies for different SIP domains - Ability to use multiple proxy servers per SIP domain
Now，using multiple proxy servers per SIP domain is ok for me，but i cant make it work with different SIP domains.Can somebody tell me how to do?
mediaproxy.ini like below
start = yes socket = /var/run/proxydispatcher.sock group = openser defaultProxy = domain://sip1.gteling.com
the zone file in my dns like below mp1 IN A 64.77.236.132 mp2 IN A 210.51.163.165 sip1 IN A 64.77.236.132 sip2 IN A 210.51.163.165
_mediaproxy._tcp IN SRV 0 100 25060 mp1
how can i use use different medip proxy server for different sip domains. for example i want to use media mp1.gteling.com servise for sip domain sip1.gteling.com.
many appreciation.
2007-09-19
york
El Martes, 18 de Septiembre de 2007, liu york escribió:
Dear all on my mind，mediaproxy can work for muti sip domains， like it's feature list—— -Ability to have different proxies for different SIP domains
- Ability to use multiple proxy servers per SIP domain
Are you really sure that it's a good idea to use different proxies for different SIP domains?
Imagine domain1 use mediaproxy1 and domain2 use mediaproxy2. What about if a NAT user of domain1 calls to a NAT user of domain2?
What about if an external user calls to domain1 user? then it's logical to decide to use mediaproxy1 for **incoming** calls to domain1, but... What about if a NAT user of domain1 calls to any external SIP account using your SIP proxy (domain1, domain2...) as outbound proxy? wouldn't your proxy solve NAT problem in that case? but note that if it solves NAT by using mediaproxy1, then mediaproxy1 would be used for **outgoing** calls from domain1 users, so...
What I mean is that it's not obviuos which policy is the correct one for using different mediaproxy for each domain. In fact I believe there is not a solution.
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Iñaki Baz Castillo -
liu york