Olle E. Johansson wrote:
If you are not roaming, set host=ipaddress of the phone and disable
registration in the phone. Then Asterisk will always know where the
phone is.
Not roaming, but it is DHCP based and fixing it would be problematic due
to the way the network is setup.
I'll just
Tony Hoyle wrote:
Olle E. Johansson wrote:
SIP phones need to re-register every once in a while to tell the server
where it can be reached. If you have a soft phone on a laptop that you
move from network to network - home, office, airport, Barnes Noble etc
- you want to be reached on the
Hi,
When a SIP client registers on Asterisk server, why it expires after
certain amount of time?
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Zeeshan Zakaria wrote:
Hi,
When a SIP client registers on Asterisk server, why it expires after
certain amount of time?
Because it is the way SIP registrations work. For more information, find
a SIP book or read the SIP RFC 3261.
SIP phones need to re-register every once in a while to tell
Olle E. Johansson wrote:
SIP phones need to re-register every once in a while to tell the server
where it can be reached. If you have a soft phone on a laptop that you
move from network to network - home, office, airport, Barnes Noble etc
- you want to be reached on the IP address you use
Which is kinda annoying because grandstreams (at least 1.0.5.23 firmware
anyway) don't do that... I have to powercycle the one on my desk once
an hour if I want it to ring on incoming calls otherwise asterisk
'forgets' about it (the cisco in the other room seems to be fine).
I'd love an
I don't remember where in the spec it says this, but i believe if the
UAC does not specify an expires value the server can provide one to the
UAC in the 200 Ok response
Marek Zachara wrote:
Which is kinda annoying because grandstreams (at least 1.0.5.23 firmware
anyway) don't do that... I
On Friday 09 Sep 2005 18:10, Tony Hoyle wrote:
Olle E. Johansson wrote:
SIP phones need to re-register every once in a while to tell the server
where it can be reached. If you have a soft phone on a laptop that you
move from network to network - home, office, airport, Barnes Noble etc
-
