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That seems to have worked… I had “port =
5062” as opposed to “bindport = 5062”. Thanks Umair! -----Original Message----- try bindport=5062 and
bind the IP address too bindaddr=IP_ADDRESS On 9/5/05, Aisling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, Hope somebody can help me – Asterisk is behaving very
oddly and I'm totally stumped! I have SER and Asterisk running on the same box.
I want SER to listen on port 5060 (it is) and Asterisk to listen on port 5062.
I have configured my phones to register with x.x.x.x:5060 (SER) and Asterisk
will purely act as a voicemail server at the moment. However I cannot get
Asterisk to listen on a different port. It is my understanding that I just need
to set the port in sip.conf (port=5062) but that doesn't seem to be working.
When I type "sip show settings" into the console, I see SIP Port:
5060 in Global Settings. When I run "netstat – tunap" I see:
x.x.x.x:5060 LISTEN ser
127.0.0.1
:5060 LISTEN ser
0.0.0.0 :2000
LISTEN asterisk . . . 0.0.0.0
:2727 asterisk asterisk 0.0.00:5060 asterisk
x.x.x.x:5060 ser ser My config is like follows ;sip.conf [general] context
=default port=5062 bindaddr= 0.0.0.0 srvlookup= yes canreinvite= no autocreatepeer= yes [2092] type=friend username=2092 canreinvite= no context=default mailbox=2092 host=dynamic nat= no dtmfmode=info disallow=all allow=ulaw allow=alaw ;extensions.conf ;leave voice messages exten => 2092, 1, Voicemail(u2092) exten => 2092, 2, Hangup ;play voice messages exten => 9999, 1, VoiceMailMain, s2092 ;voicemail.conf 2092 => 2092, 2092, emailaddress At the moment when a user dials 9999 to access
voicemail, ser forwards to x.x.x.x:5062 and with my current config (port 5062,
bindaddr =0.0.0.0) nothing
reaches asterisk. However when I change this to (port=5062, bindaddr=x.x.x.x
)…the same address as ser, the phones start registering with asterisk even
though they're configured to register with port 5060 only! Basically I think
Asterisk is still listening on 5060 and I can't change it. I originally thought
maybe I had multiple sip.conf's on my machine but when I do "sip
reload" in the asterisk console, it says parsing /etc/asterisk/sip.conf,
so it's definitely the correct file. Do I need to change the asterisk port somewhere other
that sip.conf? Does anyone have other suggestions for what could be making
Asterisk behave so oddly? Many thanks, Aisling. -------------------Legal
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