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Andrew_B
11-28-2005, 04:29 PM
Which of these settings match with the ones below?
SIP Settings
Mode
Display name
SIP Address (URI)
Discovery
Address
SIP Authentication
User name
Password
Matched with....
Username:
Password:
SIP/Proxy registrar:
Domain/Realm (optional):
STUN server:
senthil
11-28-2005, 08:20 PM
hi,
Authentication = username and password.
SIP Address (URI) = SIP/Proxy registrar
Discovery Address = Proxy Registrar
Display name : your name
STUN is used for (Simple Traversal of UDP through NATs)Network Address Translation. some more decs of STUN
STUN,which requires that the client understand STUN and that there be a STUN server available outside of the network, works by having the client send packets to the server, which looks at the source IP address that is used. It then informs the client. The client compares this address with its local IP address, and if they are different, can conclude that it is on a NAT network. It can then use the external IP address discovered by the STUN server in the SIP header.
Senthil
trapehzoid
11-28-2005, 09:34 PM
hi,
Authentication = username and password.
SIP Address (URI) = SIP/Proxy registrar
Discovery Address = Proxy Registrar
Display name : your name
not quite
mode = typically a direct or registered mode (registering to the proxy or not)
display name = name you want shown for your system (such as the name seen in your email messages.. along with your email address)
sip uri = your SIP address.. where you are reachable at.. think your email address. this is assigned by the admin
discovery address = the address of your registar
username = your username to authenticate to the proxy/registar
password = your password to authenticate to the proxy/registar
so...
mode = on or registered
sip auth username = Username (may need domain in the username)
sip auth password = Password:
address = SIP/Proxy registrar:
sip uri = your assigned SIP URI
Andrew_B
11-29-2005, 10:47 AM
I'm trying to get http://www.sipdiscount.com to work with a 770MXP. Not having any luck. Has anybody else tried this?
Andrew
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