I hope someone can help me troubleshoot a problem I am having on a new sipX server. I have a good bit of experience administering Microsoft OS¹s, but I am only now getting up to speed on Linux. The problem I am having right now seems a little trivial, but I cannot see why it is occurring.
I have a single sipX server setup on the Internet with an Internet address. It does not host either DNS or DHCP, but I have created the following DNS records pointing to the server¹s address: sipx.domain.com A 74.xxx.xxx.xxx _sip._tcp.rr.sipx.domain.com SRV 0 5070 sipx.domain.com _sip._tcp.domain.com SRV 0 5070 sipx.domain.com _sip._udp.domain.com SRV 0 5070 sipx.domain.com _sips._tcp.domain.com SRV 0 5070 sipx.domain.com I am not able to create NAPTR records with my service. I am using soft phones, specifically X-Lite, for my testing. My plans are to write SIP clients which can be used in a distance learning environment, so I will have no need (at least for now) of any physical IP phones. For my first user I renamed the superadmin to ³9999.² Another user is created named ³8888.² Both accounts are in the administrators group, and are identical in nearly every respect as far as I can tell. X-lite has been installed on both a Mac computer, and a Vista computer. The Mac copy is configured to register with the server using 9999, and the Vista copy has been configured to register using 8888. Both computers are behind a Linksys router and have private DHCP addresses. Both soft phones are able to successfully register with the server. The problem manifests itself with the 9999 phone calls the 8888 phone. It appears that the 8888 extension answers the call automatically, and then immediately hangs up. It does this whether 8888 is registered with the server or not. But when 8888 calls 9999 the 9999 phone rings until it is answered, or until it times out. I¹m not sure why this is happening. Do you have any ideas, or can you point me to a log file that might give me a clue as to the problem? If you can help me understand what is happening, I would be very grateful. Thanks! Gil Yoder [email protected]
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