Re: [Serusers] how can we setup ser to route invite packet? - sr-users

22 Apr 2008

Hi Jun Yin,

On Tue, Apr 22, 2008 at 12:00 PM,  &lt;serusers-request(a)lists.iptel.org&gt; wrote:
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  Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 12:09:36 -0700
  From: "Jun Yin" &lt;hansyin(a)gmail.com&gt;
  Subject: [Serusers] how can we setup ser to route invite packet?
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  Hi,
  My enviroment is like this: phone1---proxy1-----proxy2-----phone2.
  phone1 register to proxy1, and phone2 register to proxy2, now I initiate
  call from phone1 to phone2, I noticed that phone1 just resolved proxy2's
  domain by itself and send invite to proxy2 directly, everything works fine.
  My question is : How can I force phone1 to send invite to proxy1 and then
  let proxy1 to route that invite packet to proxy2?  Actually, I hope all
  packet between phone1 and phone2 can go through proxy1 and proxy2, include
  RTP. This behaviour was determined by phone's configuration or proxy's
  configuration? 
-Signaling can be forced to go through the proxy, but not the media.
If you want non-end-to-end media, use a media proxy.
-Have a look at SIP trapezoid [1] [2] and decide what you want to go
through the proxy (via, R, RR) and what end-to-end
-Check your UAs' (i.e. phone) outbound proxy configuration.

[1] RFC 3261, Section 16.12.1.1
[2] http://www.iptel.org/sip_trapezoid

My two cents,
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Victor Pascual Ávila