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@ -124,6 +124,9 @@ A: The RTP proxy actually is quite simple. It does not use any RTP
(configurable) that will stop RTP streams that have been inactive
(no data received) for a specified time.
For each RTP data stream, also an RTCP stream will be handled (port
number of RTP strem +1).
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Q: Does siproxd need to be installed on the same host as the
firewall / NAT is running?
@ -224,6 +227,11 @@ A: Siproxd remenbers the registrations made by UAs in a seperate file.
- rm siproxd_registrations
- start siproxd
Also, with newer Linux Kernels (2.6.x with conntrack kernel module
loaded) there may be some state information stored within conntrack.
Stopp all SIP traffic (UAs, including siproxd) and wait about 5
minutes, then try again.
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Q: I have problems getting MSN Messenger 5.0 to work (using FWD
as 3rd party registrar).
@ -282,7 +290,7 @@ A: Very likely this will not work properly. Siproxd does masquerade User
use siproxd, but get a real SIP proxy server instead.
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Q: I can build siproxd, but when I try to start it it fails with
Q: I can build siproxd, but when I try to start it, it fails with
something like:
$ siproxd -h
siproxd: error while loading shared libraries: libosipparser2.so.3:
@ -303,6 +311,18 @@ A: Make sure you have correctly installed libosip2. If libosip2 is
If not, libosip2 is not correctly installed.
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Q: I have two Internet connections, one is my main connection and the
second is my backup connection. Can I configure siproxd in a way
to handle both Internet connections (switch to the backup connection
if the other one fails)?
A: Siproxd itself does not include support for such a thing. However what
you can do is, use 2 different siproxd configuration files (with the
two different outbound interfaces configured). Then, if the main
interface goes down and you activate the backup connection, just
copy the second siproxd config file in place and restart siproxd.
Active registrations are not lost, as siproxd does save them at exit.