Is there a way I can bind sipproxd to a second interface on my machine. I have Asterisk running on eth0 so cant bind it there. Can I bind it to eth0:0 ? or bind it to an IP address? The second option would be best. Thanks so much.
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Siproxd does BIND to the 0.0.0.0 address, meaning "all interfaces".
Easiest solution is to have siproxd use another port for SIP (e.g. 5061) and then configure the clients accordingly to use siproxd at your_inbound__ip:5061. I have a similar setup here (siproxd and asterisk running on the same box and it works fine that way).
/Thomas
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Is there a way I can bind sipproxd to a second interface on my machine. I have Asterisk running on eth0 so cant bind it there. Can I bind it to eth0:0 ? or bind it to an IP address? The second option would be best. Thanks so much.
Siproxd does BIND to the 0.0.0.0 address, meaning "all interfaces".
Easiest solution is to have siproxd use another port for SIP (e.g. 5061) and then configure the clients accordingly to use siproxd at your_inbound__ip:5061. I have a similar setup here (siproxd and asterisk running on the same box and it works fine that way).
/Thomas