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General Category => Features requests => Topic started by: ogogon on March 03, 2016, 02:49:21 PM
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Dear colleagues, I have not quite typical question.
I need to manually set the argument for SIP method "REGISTER".
I use Yate for acces to multiple accounts of one large telephone operator.
Access is via a corporate network that uses the intranet address. DNS servers in it are not available.
Nevertheless, by their rules, the argument to the command "register" must be not IP-address, but the internal domain name of registration server. This is a condition of their authorization system and this issue is not discussed.
I set IP-address of the registrar, because appeal to their DNS is not possible:
registrar=10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ:5060
On this basis, Yate forms the argument of the method "REGISTER":
REGISTER sip:[10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ:5060] SIP/2.0
But according to the rules I need to create completely different argument.
REGISTER sip:ims.intranet.telephonic.com SIP/2.0
How can I do that?
Advance grateful for the answer on the subject matter,
Ogogon.
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Hi,
Try setting this in the /etc/hosts on the machine where yate is running:
10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ ims.intranet.telephonic.com
and in accfile.conf
registrar=ims.intranet.telephonic.com
5060 is the default port, so you don't need to specify it
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Try to set registrar address in outbound parameter and registrar to required domain:
outbound=10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ:5060
registrar=ims.intranet.telephonic.com
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Try to set registrar address in outbound parameter and registrar to required domain:
outbound=10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ:5060
registrar=ims.intranet.telephonic.com
Thank you. Your variant has successfully registered.
Ogogon.