Stuart,
the value must be in the sip uri format:
....
$du = "sip:111.222.111.111:5060;transport=tcp";
t_relay();
....
Let me know if it works ;).
regards,
bogdan
Stuart Marsden wrote:
Hi,
could not get this to work before - but was passing in ip:port
using avp_printf to convert this into a valid uri works a treat
thanks 1*10^6
we now have the beginnings of a Nokia e6x proxy to front our softswitch
Stuart
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
no, the RURI is not changed. $du is acting as an outbound proxy.
regards,
bogdan
Stuart Marsden wrote:
Hi,
Won't that also change the request line ?
I need that to remain unaltered - just force the message to be sent
to a different IP address
eg "invite [EMAIL PROTECTED]" to be sent to 84.23.45.56:5062
Stuart
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
Hi Stuart,
use the $du (destination uri) to force dynamically a destination:
....
$du = $avp(my_avp);
t_relay();
....
regards,
bogdan
Stuart Marsden wrote:
Hi,
I am experimenting with a phone behind NAT where I need to send
the private IP address in the request line (which is correct in
the message) , but actually send the request to the public IP
address of the router.
I get exactly the correct behavior if I use a constant
t_relay("xx.xx.xx.xx:50nn");
but I need to construct the destination IP / port dynamically -
without changing the request line e.g.
t_relay($avp(xx))
is this possible just by script , without hacking
t_forward_nonack ?
thanks in advance
Stuart
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