Hi,

The only way for your request to always go through a given proxy is to put the 
route field. This is the standart behaviour.
The other condition for a request to go to your proxy is that the url you are 
trying to contact finishes by the proxy host part (sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]). This 
supposes that "myproxy" knows about "user".


Simon

Le Samedi 16 Avril 2005 00:29, Andr�a Giordanna a �crit�:
> Hi all
>
> I'm using linphone-1.0.1 and ser-0.8.14 SIP server.
> Linphone registering is OK,
> but when I try to make a call, the INVITE message is
> sent directly to the called, not passing by the ser
> proxy.
> If I put the field Route(optional) with the address of
> the ser proxy, the INVITE is sent to the proxy, but a
> Route header is inserted in the message.
> Is it right?
> Is there some way to make INVITE pass by the server
> without this Route header?
> Is there some other configuration I have to do?
>
> Thanks,
> Andrea Giordanna
>
>
>
>
>
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