I have been testing a SIP application, and I've been having trouble with authorization. Most servers seem to send a basic "WWW-Authenticate:" header without an entry for qop, and the application authenticates with these servers without any problem.
One particular SIP/PSTN gateway service provider has a server which includes qop="auth" in the "WWW-Authenticate:" header of its responses. The application seems to respond appropriately: the resulting "Authorization:" header now includes qop=auth, as well as entries for cnonce and nc. However, these requests always generate a "401 Unauthorized" response. So, either my credentials are wrong, or the application is calculating the response incorrectly, or the server is verifying the response incorrectly. I'm quite sure I have the correct credentials (user and password) for this service. If I use an older version of the application that doesn't support qop, it authenticates fine. Is there a publicly available known-good server I could test my application against to help decide whether my application or the server is at fault. Thanks, Stephen C. Steel _______________________________________________ Sip-implementors mailing list Sip-implementors@lists.cs.columbia.edu https://lists.cs.columbia.edu/cucslists/listinfo/sip-implementors
