hi, I am back onto getting some docs done for linphone. At the moment i am working on the linphonerc again and I have the following :
[NET] All seetings regarding the local network go here, this includes the speed of the connection and the IP number of the NAT should there be one. con_type It's a setting to tell linphone how much bandwidth it can use: 0=analog 28k modem 1=56k modem 2=128 modem 3=minimum adsl modem 4=unlimited (ethernet) use_nat 0=dont use the NAT setting 1=use the NAT setting nat_address put the IP number of NAT here download_bw ? upload_bw ? use_stun STUN is used by Linphone for traversing NAT routers. STUN stands for Simple Traversal of UDP through NATs (Network Address Translation). Linphone can be a STUN client, in which case it will send a request to an external STUN server. The STUN server then tells Linphone the public IP address of the NAT router. It also reports to Linphone which port was opened by the NAT device for incoming traffic. Linphone then uses this information for connecting with a VoIP server or other softphones. 0=use STUN 1= don't use STUN [SIP] All details regarding your SIP configuration go here. SIP has two kinds of addresses: 1. SIP Adress of Record (AOR). This is the address people use to call you, the format looks like an email address. 2. SIP Contact Adress is the temporary address and is determined by what IP address you currently have, the device name, and the port number you are using for SIP. This address is usually temporary and stored in memory. When you register with a SIP server, the server maps this address onto your SIP Adress of Record (AOR). sip_port The port on your computer that is used for SIP traffic (default is 5060) guess_hostname 0=don't guess the hostname of your computer 1=guess the hostname of your computer (use this if you don't know it) contact put here the SIP Address of Record for your account. The format should be: sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] inc_timeout ? use_info 0 = dont use sip info messages for DTMFs 1 = use use sip info messages for DTMFs use_ipv6 Essentially there are not enough IP Addresses. An IP Address is the group of numbers that identifies you on the internet, they look something like this : "192.168.0.123". Because there are not enough combinations of these number groups to account for every device that needs to connect to the internet a new way of addressing is being developed, this is called "IPv6". An IPv6 address might look something like this : "E2D6:0000:0000:0000:01B4:7BD8:D0A3:1220" If you are in a IPV6 network then you can use these addresses instead of the more common IPV4 0 = dont use ipv6 1 = use ipv6 default_proxy Linphone has a section in the config file for storing different registration server information. These are numbered (starting at zero). Put the number here for the index of the registration setting you wish to use. anyone know what the following config options refer to: inc_timeout (in [SIP]) download_bw (in [NET]) upload_bw (in [NET]) any suggestions welcome. kind regards, adam -- Adam Hyde ~/.nl selected projects http://www.xs4all.nl/~adam the streaming suitcase http://www.streamingsuitcase.com simpel http://www.simpel.cc r a d i o q u a l i a http://www.radioqualia.net Free as in 'media' email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] phone : (+31) 6 16 009 046 (Netherlands mobile) sip : [EMAIL PROTECTED] skype : esetqualia _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
