I documented how I was able to get sipXecs working with dynamic IP
addressing here:
http://sipxecs.blogspot.com/2009/09/setting-up-dns-for-internet-calling.
html


Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dale Worley
Sent: Monday, October 19, 2009 3:46 PM
To: William Otten
Cc: '[email protected]'
Subject: Re: [sipx-users] SRV, public ip address and home system

On Fri, 2009-10-16 at 23:04 -0400, William Otten wrote:
> I have been trying to resolve this can not connect issue concerning
the 
> smtp (voicemail attachment or more). My understanding so far is it
could 
> be a srv issue with a cheap web hosting provider. I have researched 
> several possible web hosts (10 candidates so far) in the area of $4 to

> $6 a month and none of them can handle the srv records. My question is

> ...how can someone implement a home system at a reasonable cost and 
> still accommodate the srv record issue? Is there something else that
I'm 
> missing here? Or can I implement a home system without a public ip 
> address and get out from under this srv issue? The wiki says you can 
> have a home system. Please advise.

There are two related, but different questions:

1. Getting a static IP.

2. Getting your DNS records hosted.



1. Use a static IP address.  Some ISPs promise you a static IP address.
Other ISPs do not promise you a static IP address, but they give you one
anyway.  In either case, you use your static IP address in the
appropriate DNS records.

Most SIP operations do not require that your server have a static IP
address, but sipXecs is not designed to track a dynamic IP address --
you need to manually enter its IP address and then generate the
configuration files.

2. Getting your DNS records hosted is a service you need to get someone
to do.  There are a lot of options, but the easiest is to have either
your ISP or the registrar of your domain name do it.  For a small
sipXecs system, you can use SRV records, or just have an A record (when
your SIP domain is the same as the DNS name of your server).

Dale


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