8 Jan
2004
8 Jan
'04
3:58 p.m.
Hi,
I have a strange problem with my ser router, which already worked
correctly since a few weeks:
I cannot dial any address without the prefix "sip:" and the suffix
"(a)mydomain.com" anymore.
For example, when I just type in "echo" instead of
"sip:echo@mydomain.com", I get an "not found" error.
When I dial a no. through my ISDNGW, i.e. "1004" instead of
"sip:1004@mydomain.com", I get an "Interplanetary Toodle Noodle"
error.
Does anyone know a reason for this ?
Oliver
8 Jan
8 Jan
4 p.m.
That's a user agent issue. If you dial just 1004, your user agent is
responsible for adding sip: and @domain.com to the URI before
sending it to the proxy.
The proxy must always get the full uri of form sip:<username>@domain
Check the SIP message dumps to see how does the Request-URI in messages look
like.
Jan.
On 08-01 14:58, Oliver Zilken wrote:
Hi,
I have a strange problem with my ser router, which already worked
correctly since a few weeks:
I cannot dial any address without the prefix "sip:" and the suffix
"(a)mydomain.com" anymore.
For example, when I just type in "echo" instead of
"sip:echo@mydomain.com", I get an "not found" error.
When I dial a no. through my ISDNGW, i.e. "1004" instead of
"sip:1004@mydomain.com", I get an "Interplanetary Toodle Noodle"
error.
Does anyone know a reason for this ?
Oliver
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