From: "Stephen Paterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Is it valid for a REGISTER request to contain a port parameter?
e.g. REGISTER sip:example.com:4060
The request-URI should be the hostport part of the address of record
to which you are registering the contact. In almost all cases, the
address of record does *not* have a port part. (In general, a URI
with a port is not the same as the URI without the port, even if the
port is 5060.)
But in some cases, the hostport should have a port part. For
instance, on my test system, I've run 4 simultaneous copies of the
sipX proxy/router, each listening on a separate port. So the AORs for
the four systems are:
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:5060
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:15060
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:25060
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:35060
In that case, the request-URI of the REGISTER needs to contain the
proper port number.
Dale
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