Hello Mino,
Kamailio responds to the port that is declared by the sender in the Via
header, which is evidently 5060.
If you want to override this, call force_rport() somewhere in your
INVITE handling, prior to sending the reply. This forces replies to go
to the port from which the INVITE was actually sent (on the transport
layer), rather than what's specified in the SIP messaging.
-- Alex
On 08/19/2013 06:31 AM, Mino Haluz wrote:
Hi,
I really do not know what is happening but when I'm sending SIP INVITE
form port other than 5060, if it reaches
sl_send_reply("403","Forbidden") response is sent to 5060 and not to the
source port of the initial INVITE.
I am not changing anyhow $du or $rd ...
Mino
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