Comments on: How to Configure OpenSER: SIP Registar, SIP Proxy and Far-End NAT Traversal for Media

By: katiamong

katiamong — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 10:36:47 +0000

hi jeremy, i had a problem in forwarding INVITE message to asterisk.
i’ve tried with basic authentification with mysql anda forwarding it to asterisk if there a call to ext 701 (just example). i’ve always got message ‘loop detected” and i try many solution it still happen.
Later i try using your configuration using media proxy, i’ve got problem with authetification (when sosftphone is registering the number, it says forbidden).
is there a solution how to make it works ?
i’m sorry to interupt you but you say in your blog that you need a lot of FAQ, and have no idea where i could post my question in your blog.
thank you

By: George

George — Tue, 13 May 2008 23:58:21 +0000

You keep talking about setting the accounting flag to ‘1′ but I don’t see it anywhere

By: Blackeye1010

Blackeye1010 — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 21:24:37 +0000

Hello,
Your handling of sip methods, send BYE and CANCEL to a route block of theyr own. I’m using a config derived from the onsip site. At this link http://siprouter.onsip.org/doc/gettingstarted/ch08.html#mp_handle_cancel
is stated that:
“We now explicitly handle CANCEL messages. CANCEL messages can be safely processed with a simple call to t_relay() because SER will automatically match the CANCEL message to the original INVITE message. So here we just route the message to the default message handler.”
…so i’m sending my BYES and CANCELS to the generalist route[1].
Would you say it’s better or worse ? Or did you do that because Openser behaves diferent in this case ?

Regards

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