> > And maybe you should rename the "SIP proxy" field because it just > defines SIP registrar. > It depends on how you call things... Actually a SIP server can be - a proxy (forwards messages) - a registrar (accepts REGISTER requests) - a redirection server (redirects calls)
More often SIP servers are a combination of proxy+registrar or registrar+redirection. Actually for linphone a SIP proxy is a SIP server for which you define features: - if "register" is toggled, it is supposed to be a registrar - if the route field is set , it means that all requests should through the server specified by this route field: you are using an outbound proxy. - if the route field is set to hostname of the proxy, then it means that this server itself is an "outbound proxy". A bit complex, I agree. Simon _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
