Tony, 
thanks for the clarification.
One more question: i have sipx in the private network and private dns zone.
I can set up those xmpp srv records, but they will point to externally
visible name, which points to external ip address, which is nated into
internal sipx address, which is named in internal dns. 
That is external xmpp messages will be for vpn.nstel.ru address, while sipx
serves sip (and xmpp) domain lab19.nstel.ru.
Will it work? or do i need split dns? 
Thanks again,
Nikolay.


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From: Tony Graziano [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2010 8:27 PM
To: Nikolay Kondratyev
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [sipx-users] xmpp federation question


Today is your lucky day...


; SRV record for XMPP SERVER TCP voice.mydomain.com
;     priority: 1  weight: 0  port: 5269  server: sipx.voice.mydomain.com
;
_xmpp-server._tcp.mydomain.com. IN      SRV     1  0 5269 sipx.mydomain.com.

; SRV record for XMPP CLIENT TCP voice.mydomain.com
;     priority: 1  weight: 0  port: 5222  server: sipx.mydomain.com
;
_xmpp-client._tcp.mydomain.com. IN      SRV     1  0 5222 sipx.mydomain.com.

; SRV record for XMPP SERVER CHAT ROOM TCP voice.mydomain.com
;     priority: 1  weight: 0  port: 5222  server: sipx.voice.mydomain.com
;     NOTE: the XMPP client port is used here as this is the port used 
;           by openfire to service multi-user chat requests.
;
_xmpp-server._tcp.conference.mydomain.com. IN      SRV     1  0 5222
sipx.mydomain.com.

; SRV record for XMPP CLIENT CHAT ROOM TCP voice.mydomain.com
;     priority: 1  weight: 0  port: 5222  server: sipx.voice.mydomain.com
;
_xmpp-client._tcp.conference.mydomain.com. IN      SRV     1  0 5222
sipx.mydomain.com.

You need ports 5222 and 5269 NAT's (assuming you want users to connect
remotely) and the above records entered (assuming you want chatroom, clients
and server to server federation).


So you need DNS SRV records for XMPP input and publicly resolvable. You need
ports NAT'd to sipx.



On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Nikolay Kondratyev <[email protected]> wrote:


Hi all,
sorry for a stupid question, but..
i'm trying to setup xmpp federation with google.
I've tried to find some info on teh wiki, but found only one page:
http://wiki.sipfoundry.org/display/xecsuserV4r2/Instant+Messaging+and+Presen
ce
 
I connected pidgin to sipx xmpp. I can successfully see presence and send
messages to another pidgin user connected to the same sipx 4.2.
I enabled server-to-server federation on the features->IM page and set
"allowed servers" to be "gmail.com".
How do i chack that sipx connected to gmail? 
 
I have imported google contacts into my personal sipx phonebook ... but that
seems to have nothing to do with pidgin...
 
I tried to add one of my gmail contacts directly to pidgin (sipx xmpp
account). And after a short time pidgin showed that google user as "not
authorized".
Though "that google user" did not see anything from me...
 
i tried to add  <mailto:internal-num...@external-ip-address>
internal-num...@external-ip-address to google account... but sipx did not
receive a single packet from google... 
 
Looks like i don't understand something...
 
Should i nat a port from outside to sipx? At the moment i only have outgoing
sessions permited ...
 
Can anybody please advise how to make it work or point me to a manual/wiki?
 
Thanks in advance,
Nikolay.
 

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