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Nobody/Anonymous - 2006-06-26

hi
I am interested in this software and think it maybe more powerful if it can support multiple sip servers commnication, will it plan to develop?

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- Thomas Ries - 2006-06-26
  
  What is your definition of "multiple sip server sommunication"?
  
  Siproxd DOES support multiple local SIP UAs which may connect to different SIP Registrars.
  
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- Nobody/Anonymous - 2006-06-27
  
  What my question is that each Siproxd can handle several UAs, however, can these UAs who registered to different Siproxd still talk each other? That is UAs can communicate cross between these Siproxd servers?
  
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  - Thomas Ries - 2006-06-30
    
    Hi,
    
    > UA1---siproxdA <-----> siproxdB---UA2
    
    First, siproxd in not intended to be a registrar. So the setup you
    describe below is the "poor mans" scenario. The functionality to
    register an UA with siproxd an not with an external registrar has a lot
    of limitations. However, you can make SIP calls bewteen UAs that are
    working in a scenario above. The caller must supply THE FULL SIP URI of
    the callee - which includes username AND HOST.
    Example, UA1 is calling UA2, the SIP URI would be:
    sip:ua2@siproxdB.whatever.com
    
    How to enter such an URI into UAs depends on the UAs. Hardware phones
    with just a numeric keyboard tend to be complicated ;-)
    
    The recommendation is to (if possible) use an external registrar like
    sipphone.com, FWD, sipgate.de, sipcall.ch, ... there are quite a number
    of free services available.
    
    /Thomas
    
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- danny lu - 2006-09-20
  
  thanks Thomas!
  so what you mean is that if I still try to use
  UA1---siproxdA <-----> siproxdB---UA2
  UA1 and UA2 should use URI to call each other, right?
  
  Or, follow your suggestion, the topology is like:
  
  UA1---siproxdA(outbound proxy 1) <-->SIP Registrar<---> siproxdB(outbound proxy 2)---UA2
  
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  - Thomas Ries - 2006-09-20
    
    Yes.
    
    UA1---siproxdA <-----> siproxdB---UA2
    requires a full URI to call from UA1 to UA2.
    
    UA1---siproxdA(outbound proxy 1) <-->SIP Registrar<---> siproxdB(outbound proxy 2)---UA2
    just requires the user part (usually phone number) to call. Both UAs (UA1 & UA2) are registered at the same SIP domain (defined by "SIP Registrar").
    
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- Nobody/Anonymous - 2006-09-22
  
  thanks! thomas
  
  and do you nay plan to develop that UAs can use user part even no registrar?
  
  Danny
  
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