I am not sure how knowledgeable people are on how the code was written, but I am running into an issue with compatability with a SIP Media Gateway that we are developing.
The problem occurs when a soft SIP phone attempts to call an extension served by the SMG.
The INVITE packet arrives, and the SMG replies with a RINGING packet and then an OK packet with the SD. Then the server replies with an ACK packet. After that point, the caller does not receive an OK packet, so it does not initiate any RTP packets.
On the Server I see the following messages:
20:29:15.984 CallLegImpl:
nConnected [CM103001] Call(1): Created audio channel for Ext.6023 
0) with third party (10.0.0.107:32456)
20:29:15.750 CallConf:nProvisional [CM103003] Call(1): Ext.6023 is ringing
20:29:13.484 CallConf:nIncoming [CM103002] Call(1): Incoming call from 6029 (Ext.6029) to sip:[email protected]
My question is: how does the onConnected determine the proper IP
ort? Obviously the 0) is wrong. I would assume that it takes the IP address from the "c=" and "m=" lines of the SDP, but those lines seem to be fine. What line of the DSP is used to gather than info?
I realize this is an open forum, but I don't know where else to ask the question. Hopefully someone here has some knowledge or access to the software.
Thanks -
The problem occurs when a soft SIP phone attempts to call an extension served by the SMG.
The INVITE packet arrives, and the SMG replies with a RINGING packet and then an OK packet with the SD. Then the server replies with an ACK packet. After that point, the caller does not receive an OK packet, so it does not initiate any RTP packets.
On the Server I see the following messages:
20:29:15.984 CallLegImpl:
nConnected [CM103001] Call(1): Created audio channel for Ext.6023 0) with third party (10.0.0.107:32456) 20:29:15.750 CallConf:
nProvisional [CM103003] Call(1): Ext.6023 is ringing 20:29:13.484 CallConf:
nIncoming [CM103002] Call(1): Incoming call from 6029 (Ext.6029) to sip:[email protected] My question is: how does the onConnected determine the proper IP
ort? Obviously the 0) is wrong. I would assume that it takes the IP address from the "c=" and "m=" lines of the SDP, but those lines seem to be fine. What line of the DSP is used to gather than info?I realize this is an open forum, but I don't know where else to ask the question. Hopefully someone here has some knowledge or access to the software.
Thanks -
