Marc,
If you can extract the port from the header, you can use the new, but as
of yet undocumented setdest action:
Something like:
nop
action
assignstr assign_to=url value=[next_url] /
ereg
regexp=sip:(.*)@([0-9A-Za-z\.]+):([0-9]+);transport=([A-Z]+)
search_in=var check_it=true assign_to=dummy,name,host,port,transport
variable=url /
warning message=HOST: [$host], PORT: [$port], TRANSPORT:
[$transport] /
setdest host=[$host] port=[$port] protocol=[$transport] /
log
message=[$host];[$port];[$transport];sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[$port] /
/action
/nop
Charles
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 09/05/2008 10:31:22 AM:
Hello all,
I'm struggling to get sipp send out the response packets to the
right UDP port.
I'm using a pretty recent SIPp dated 20080723. SIPp is listening for
register requests on port 5060 (-t u1 -p 5060) and answers them with
a 200 OK.
The register request messages arrive from a fixed source address (S-
IP), with a variable UDP source port and have internally a Via:-
header specifying S-IP:5060, so the responses are expected there,
and not an the variable source port number.
Not specifying anything special on the command line, responses go
from SIPp:5060 to S-IP:source-port, instead of the address mentioned
in the Via:.
I've seen somewhere a mention that it can follow the via, but didn't
find anything on that in documentation of source, so I think it is
not in. Anybody know more of this?
As in my case the destination is the fixed S-IP:5060, I tried
specifying this with the '-rsa' remote sending address option. Using
this option has a clear effect on the behaviour: SIPp now sends the
message from SIPp:variable-high-port to S-IP:source-port instead of
using 5060 as source port. This seems very strange to me, the SIPp
source port gets variable, but the specified sending address:port is
not used, also not when giving another IP address as rsa-
destination. So, using the rsa-option has an effect, but not really
the expected one.
Anybody knowing how to solve this problem with SIPp?
Best regards,
MarcVD
(-: from Marc VAN DIEST (BELGACOM) ;-)
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