Ah, I just responded in another email.

As a general deployment rule we designate remote phones.   If you follow
the wiki you hard code the phones line pramters to use the external
natted ip of the pbx in the outbound proxy.  This allows remote phones
to work without any dns.

Now, if you want to be able to move phones in and out without any
changes, then yes, you need SRV records because the outbound proxy is by
default set to "domain.com" which makes polycom phones do a dns lookup.

Our general deployments typically dont involve roaming users (in and
out) but more of the home office worker that keeps his phone remote.

Also, if your not running a clustered sipx, you can modify the phone
profile for polycoms to prefill in the outbound proxy as
"server.domain.com" which will work both inside and outside without SRV.
 You just lose the benefit of SRV records.

-M

>>> Nathaniel Watkins <[email protected]> 03/19/12 6:35 PM >>>
        I like for my users to be able to take their hard phones
anywhere and they just work – can this be achieved by not using SRV
records on the outside (assuming  you are using SRV records inside the
network)…?
  
 For example, if the phone is looking for voipdomain.com (SRV) on the
inside – I want to plug it into my home internet connection and not have
to push a new  config or manually change anything for it to work.
  
  
   From: Matt White [mailto:[email protected]] 
 Sent: Monday, March 19, 2012 6:18 PM
 To: Nathaniel Watkins; [email protected]
 Subject: Re: [sipx-users] External DNS provider for sipXecs/openUC
users?
 
 
  
 >>> Nathaniel Watkins <[email protected]> 03/19/12 5:23 PM >>>
   >>Would anyone be interested in providing external DNS services for
sipXecs/openUC users?  Would end users be willing to pay a small annual
fee for this >>service?  This would eliminate  the headache of setting
up SRV records thru a public hosting platform.
 
 
 
 What benefit is there in having external SRV records?  I'm just
wondering what your use case is.  SRV records are not used for remote
workers.
 
 The only case I could see would be if sipx had an external ip (no nat)
and so the typical remote worker setup wouldnt work.  
 
 We have a DNS cluster in your datacenter and could host it if there’s a
benefit.
 
 -m
 
 
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