Huijun Yang wrote: > Joseph Attardi wrote: >> Both operations are calling the SipService.sendRefer(User user, >> String > >> sourceAddrSpec, String destinationAddrSpec) method. In both cases, >> the > >> same User object is being passed, and the only difference is in the >> source and destination arguments. >> >> My local sipx server is hoth.us.nortel.com and the external one is >> scsbl.us.nortel.com. > >> Additionally, when inviting a local user to the conference it works > fine. I've attached a trace from when I invited > user 200 (a local > user) to the conference. > > In theory, inviting a local user should be challenged, thus would > fail, too. Not sure why it did not.
> Why do you say it would fail? Even if challenged sipXconfig (via. jain-sip) can provide authorization info, right? It would fail because from Joe's previous trace in the case of conference to external extension, the code did not seem to handle 407 challenge, and call failed. In this case, inviting a local user for some reason did not get challenged. It might be a bug in sipXproxy, and that is why I am asking for sipxproxy.log to verify. If it is indeed a bug in sipXproxy, once that bug is fixed, it will challenge the request in the case of inviting a local user. If the code to handle the challenge is not there, it will fail as well, same as the case of inviting external extension. Cheers Huijun _______________________________________________ sipx-dev mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-dev Unsubscribe: http://list.sipfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/sipx-dev
