Hello,
We added the second conference as you told us to:
domain1 = 172.16.100.193:5080
user1=4441
display name1= Alice
auth_user1=Alice
pwd1=verysecret
And we are only using application = conference, but it is not registering SIP.
When we do a test call, 4444 works fine, then we try to start another
conference calling 4441 and we get 404 user not found. Any suggestions?
Thanks for your help
STEPHANIE VIGIL
> Date: Fri, 23 Apr 2010 11:36:46 +0200
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Sems] FW: Multiple Conferences
>
> On 22.04.10 19:09, Stephanie Vigil wrote:
> >
> > Question 1: How do we register the second user for a second
> > conference? We have registered a user in reg_agent.conf as
> >
> > domain = 172.16.100.193; 5080
> should be: domain = 172.16.100.193:5080
> > user=4444
> > display name= Alice
> > auth_user=Alice
> > pwd=verysecret
> >
> > Can we register the second conference in this file like shown above?
> >
> the next entry looks like that (given that the registrar is the same):
>
> domain1 = 172.16.100.193:5080
> user1=4441
> display name1= Alice
> auth_user1=Alice
> pwd1=verysecret
>
> for the next entry, you can just increment the number behind each
> parameter name.
> > Questions 2: Do we need to cange the port for each phone/conference.
> >
> SEMS uses only one SIP signaling port. There is no way you can bring
> SEMS to register itself against a registrar with different ports.
>
> > Questionc3: Do we need to set the application as confernce or mapping?
> > When we use both we get an Internal server error. When we want to
> > start two conferences on seperate lines, for example Conference 1 the
> > phone number is 4444, conference 2 the phone number is 4441.
> >
> If conference is the only application to which INVITEs should be
> directed, then yes, you can just set the application parameter in
> sems.conf to "conference". If you have more inbound applications, you
> will have to use "mapping", and create a proper mapping file
> (app_mapping.conf). Please note that 'reg_agent' and 'registrar_client'
> are NOT inbound applications: they will never be able to do anything
> with an INVITE. Thus, in you case, I guess you can just use
> "application = conference".
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Raphael.
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