Using chan_sip, we are able to register with an NEC switch. When I try to REGISTER with PJSIP, the authentication is being rejected. Traces show it's using md5 authentication. The packets looks almost identical. The one area that I suspect is causing the problem is the md5_cred for my pjsip.conf registration.
I'm using a Poco MD5 utility to generate the MD5 passing username:realm:password Where username is 3016 Realm is asterisk (default) Password is 3016 which is the same as chan_sip's secret The value I'm setting the md5_cred in auth section to is 63e8aedc77335879c93123055d21211d Would this value match what chan_sip would pass as the md5 credentials? Our sip.conf looks like the following... [general] context = NECTEST bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 bindport = 5060 websocket_enabled = false srvlookup = no allowguest = yes debug = yes sipdebug = yes defaultexpiry = 480 deny = 0.0.0.0/24 permit = 10.100.102.0/24 permit = 192.168.9.0/24 canreinvite = yes callcounter = yes register = 3016:3016@10.100.102.82:5060/3016 [3016] type = friend qualify = no nat = no host = 10.100.102.82:5060 defaultuser = 3016 secret = 3016 incominglimit = 24 accountcode = 33 port = 5060 context = NECTEST dtmfmode = auto disallow = all allow = ulaw defaultexpiry = 480 insecure = invite fromdomain = 10.100.102.82 acl = acl6 Have a great day! Dan
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