Thanks a lot for everything. This explain the situation. I will try to test it with VPN connection.
Yes, i can try with dev version then. I hope that this software will get better and better, because it looks really cool with a lot of functions. Thanks again! [email protected] On Wed, 2008-10-08 at 09:58 -0300, Tony Graziano wrote: > Not being on the same network is a big problem. Is there a NAT > connection between you and the sipx installation? If so, this will not > work at all. If they are both routed to each other without NAT (VPN, > or private connection) then it should work. > > At the same time I downloaded ekiga beta for a windows PC here and > finally got it to register, but it had problems using my audio devices > once a call was made, so completing a call was problematic. I did have > to disable the default ekiga account too. > > There has been a lot of discussion on the list for many months about > NAT traversal. Maybe searching the archives will help you understand > this a bit. > > In the meantime: > > 3.10x DOES NTO support NAT traversal. DO NOT think of SIP NAT > traversal as a simple matter of port forwarding. SIP media ports are > dynamic, and unless you use a SIP aware firewall (Ingate) or SBC then > this is not really possible. > > 4.0 (dev version 3.11.x0 will provide both a b2bua to register to > ITSP's for SIP trunks and remote sip connectivity for UA's (like > ekiga) available).. This is in alpha testing, not production ready and > is not slated for release this year. > > With sipx right now, depending on your timeline or needs, you might > try the dev version to understand sipxbridge (there are wiki entries > on that). Or use the stable version and get a sip aware firewall for > sipx. > > >>> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/08/08 08:42AM >>> > First i used asgxx.igxx.com, but after your points and discussion here > i > changed in System->Domain domain name to be igxx.com and removed all > aliases from there. Then restarted sipxpbx. Yes i ran all dns tests > and > all of them returned correct answers. > > My computer is not in the same network and it use different dns > servers. > I will try with different softphone, listed in the wiki page. > > About the pin and sip pass, yes i set both to be the same and in > softphone everything was set right. > > On Wed, 2008-10-08 at 09:21 -0300, Tony Graziano wrote: > > I'm not sure I understand. > > > > When you installed sipx what domain did you use? If you used > > "mydomain.com" then your realm for authentication would be > > "mydomain.com" and that's what your DNS tests should be against. > > > > Did you run your DNS tests, specifically querying DNS SRV records > > against whichever DNS server is authroitave for that domain? If so, > is > > your computer running the softphone ALSO using that same DNS server? > > > > When you created user "202" did you set both PIN and SIP PASSWORD > and > > make sure you reflected that in your softphone setup? > > > > Realize there is no wiki "how-to' for Ekiga phone. It might be a > > better idea to try one of the softphones with a detailed "how-to" in > > the wiki to ensure the sipx system you have installed is responding > > properly before troubleshooting Ekiga. > > > > I think if you were to setup a new account in Ekiga it should look > > like this: > > > > account name "mydomain.com" > > Protocol SIP > > registrar "mydomain.com" > > user 203 > > password 203 > > > > This assumes the first part of this message is done, and that your > PC > > and the sipx installation are on the same network with no NAT > > involved. > > > > http://wiki..ekiga.org/index.php/Managing_VOIP_Accounts > > > > Just my 2 cents. > > > _______________________________________________ sipx-users mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users Unsubscribe: http://list.sipfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/sipx-users
