Opal: SIP port question

Good morning,
    Is there a way to force the simpleopal applicatino
(2.2.4) to send 
out INVITES and REGISTER traffic out port 5060?  I noticed
that when I 
regisiter with a SIP Registrar server, all traffic seems to
go out on 
psuedo-random udp ports.  In order to debug an issue I'm
having with 
Registrar server it would be very helpful to force the
traffic onto the 
well known port (5060) but I don't see a way to do this. 
Even if I bind 
my listemer to a specifice IP/port, the outbound traffic
never goes out 
5060.  I'm not concerned about the subsequent RTP traffic,
just the 
INVITES and REGISTERS.  Any suggestions?


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Hello,

Currently it is not possible to use port 5060 for sending
out PDUs.  
This is a known problem / limitation in the OPAL SIP stack,
and the  
problem will be fixed soon hopefully.

Hannes

On 9. Mai 2007, at 15:25, Chris Golas wrote:

> Good morning,
>     Is there a way to force the simpleopal applicatino
(2.2.4) to send
> out INVITES and REGISTER traffic out port 5060?  I
noticed that when I
> regisiter with a SIP Registrar server, all traffic
seems to go out on
> psuedo-random udp ports.  In order to debug an issue
I'm having with
> Registrar server it would be very helpful to force the
traffic onto  
> the
> well known port (5060) but I don't see a way to do
this.  Even if I  
> bind
> my listemer to a specifice IP/port, the outbound
traffic never goes  
> out
> 5060.  I'm not concerned about the subsequent RTP
traffic, just the
> INVITES and REGISTERS.  Any suggestions?
>
>
>
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In Opal Manager you can use SetUDPPorts, SetTCPPorts ...
functions to set
the ports you want.

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Enviado el: miércoles, 09 de mayo de 2007 15:25
Para: openh323-devellists.sourceforge.net
Asunto: [Openh323-devel] Opal: SIP port question

Good morning,
    Is there a way to force the simpleopal applicatino
(2.2.4) to send 
out INVITES and REGISTER traffic out port 5060?  I noticed
that when I 
regisiter with a SIP Registrar server, all traffic seems to
go out on 
psuedo-random udp ports.  In order to debug an issue I'm
having with 
Registrar server it would be very helpful to force the
traffic onto the 
well known port (5060) but I don't see a way to do this. 
Even if I bind 
my listemer to a specifice IP/port, the outbound traffic
never goes out 
5060.  I'm not concerned about the subsequent RTP traffic,
just the 
INVITES and REGISTERS.  Any suggestions?


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On 9. Mai 2007, at 16:22, Fernando Sanchez wrote:

> In Opal Manager you can use SetUDPPorts, SetTCPPorts
... functions  
> to set
> the ports you want.

Yes, but it still isn't possible to use port 5060 at the
moment. At  
launch, Opal uses sockets with port 5060 to listen for
incoming PDUs.  
When trying to send PDUs, the current code will use a fresh
socket.  
Since port 5060 is already blocked, it will use another
socket.


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