Costin-Tiberiu RADU wrote: ... > > debug<0.331.0>:Transport layer: Failed sending request (1353 bytes) to udp: > 192.168.34.148:5069, error eaddrnotavail
I've never seen an eaddrnotavail before - not sure what that is. Do you have some kind of exotic interface connection, like IP aliases on the server or similar? What operating system? ... > From this behavior I understand that despite the server sending 200 OK > messages upon registration to the two UAs, when it comes down to allowing > them to talk to each other it does not know where they are. Well, if that is the case then the clients are not using their real addresses in the Contact header of the REGISTER messages, when registering. Otherwise, the problem is more likely to be that YXA for some reason can't send UDP datagrams to the client. Did you try what I suggested about udp_max_datagram_size? The "Failed sending request (1353 bytes) to udp:" further suggests that the problem might be that the INVITE is larger than 1200 bytes, which is the default limit for udp_max_datagram_size. > Is there a way I can see which users are at a given moment registered ? > (besides direct queries to the mnesia database) Set up the web interface, or start incomingproxy with "-d" to get an erlang shell. At the erlang shell prompt, enter phone:list_phones(). /Fredrik _______________________________________________ Yxa-devel mailing list Yxa-devel@lists.su.se https://lists.su.se/mailman/listinfo/yxa-devel
