Re: [SaRP-Users] Newbie question: SaRP and UA in same box

[Andrew R. <an...@ra...>]

Uri...@nc... wrote:

> Hi there!
> I am wondering if I can run my Soft-SIP phone (on Linux RedHat 9) along
> side with the SaRP daemon in the same box?
> I use a LynkSys NAT router on one side and the other person across the
> Internet a D-Link NAT on the other side with a real hardware SIP-PHONE.
> 
> Configuration:
> SIP(GrandStream Budget hardware phone) ------ D-Link NAT ------- INTERNET
> ------ LinkSys NAT ------ SIP (soft-phone on Linux) with SaRP
> 
> I don't have control over the SIP(GrandStream) and the person using this
> phone does not have more than a WIN machine for home use and the D-Link
> router.  would this work?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Uri...@nc...

Having a UA and SaRP on the same machine shouldn't pose any problems so 
long as you make sure to set the UA to use a port other than UDP/5060 
and have the LinkSys forward UDP/5060 to the machine running SaRP. Which 
UA are you going to use? I haven't had time to get around to rewriting 
the REGISTER code in SaRP and the Linux UAs I've tried have been very 
strict and generally don't like what I give back.

As for the other end... Good lick. Maybe the D-Link will support NATing 
SIP in which case they'll probably be able to call out, but whether they 
will be able to receive calls, even after forwarding port UDP/5060 to 
their machine from the D-Link is really up to what the D-Link does. SaRP 
should run perfectly well with ActivePerl on Windows though if you want 
to get them to install it.

Regards,

Andrew Radke