OK, I can do that. But maybe
http://wiki.sipfoundry.org/display/sipXecs/DNS+Concepts+for+sipXecs
should be edited to say that instead of instructing you to change it:
"under *system administration*, go into the *System* menu and select the
*Domain* menu item. Change the *domain name* to the fully qualified
domain name that you would like to use, click *Apply* and then reboot."
Stiles
On 03/19/2012 02:38 PM, Michael Picher wrote:
Changing the SIP domain is a bad thing to do...
If you want to use A-Records, you should start that way.
I'd suggest another reinstall and do it with A-Records....
Be aware if you use A-Records you can not just add servers to the
cluster. This assumes SRV records.
Mike
On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 2:31 PM, Stiles Watson <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
This is a follow up question to a problem I submitted about 2 months
ago. Long story short, I reinstalled sipxecs 4.2 and made the sipxecs
server the DHCP and DNS servers as well. This solved some of my
issues,
but not all. I still am unable to transfer incoming calls to any
extension. I can dial out from any ext, I can dial ext to ext, I can
dial into the system and the Auto Attendant answers, but when I
dial an
ext I get "Please hold while I transfer your call" but the ext never
rings. The CDR says the call was transfered and there is no error
reported.
All calls in and out of sipxecs are through a SIP Trunk via Flowroute.
I'm using Polycom SoundPoint IP 335 phones. My firewall is a Sonicwall
NSA, with SIP Transformations turned off and H.323 turned off, and
consistent NAT enabled. RTP ports 30000-31000 UDP, SIP port 5060 UDP &
TCP, SIP port 5080 UDP all open and NAT rules set up to send
traffic on
these ports to the sipxecs server. I have to support remote phones.
My external DNS records are through godaddy and the only record for
sipxecs is an A record. I've followed the instructions at
http://wiki.sipfoundry.org/display/sipXecs/DNS+Concepts+for+sipXecs for
setting up A records and have changed the domain name to the fully
qualified domain under System-->Domain. I clicked Apply, restarted the
services and then rebooted. I also sent new profiles to the
phones. This
also required me to change the internal DNS zone file to use the fully
qualified domain. After doing this I restarted the named service.
DNS advisor runs successfully, but the DNS test under
Diagnostics-->Configuration Tests returns a warning that SRV
records for
the unqualified domain can not be found:
Starting DNS servers test.
DNS testing of name server: voip.datatek-net.com
<http://voip.datatek-net.com>
NAPTR Lookup for datatek-net.com <http://datatek-net.com> domain:
No NAPTR records found.
SRV Lookup for Target: _sip._udp.datatek-net.com
<http://udp.datatek-net.com>
No SRV records found.
SRV Lookup for Target: _sip._tcp.datatek-net.com
<http://tcp.datatek-net.com>
No SRV records found.
SRV Lookup for Target: _sips._tcp.datatek-net.com
<http://tcp.datatek-net.com>
No SRV records found.
Why is the test looking for SRV records for datatek-net.com
<http://datatek-net.com> and not
voip.datatek-net.com <http://voip.datatek-net.com> (which exist
and which I had to add to make the DNS
advisor happy)?
There is one record in the internal DNS config that I do not
understand:
; SRV record for service SIP TCP rr.voip.datatek-net.com
<http://rr.voip.datatek-net.com>
; priority: 1 weight: 0 port: 5070 server:
voip.datatek-net.com <http://voip.datatek-net.com>
;
_sip._tcp.rr.voip.datatek-net.com
<http://tcp.rr.voip.datatek-net.com>. IN SRV 1 0 5070
voip.datatek-net.com <http://voip.datatek-net.com>.
Why is port 5070 being used and for what?
Thanks for your help...
Stiles
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