If you can get on IRC and provide me with your account details with broadvoice then we can proceed but without that I can't really even start to have this issue looked at I need to lab this up for Anthony to look at. /b On Apr 15, 2007, at 10:40 PM, Jonathan Rogers wrote:
On 4/15/07, Brian West <brian.west@mac.com> wrote:
Apparently, FreeSwitch tries to look up "BroadWorks" in DNS and doesn't find anything, because that's not an existing DNS name.
I don't think that is what is going on. Have these guys never heard of freakin SRV records. :P
That is exactly what's going on; what do you find if you look up the name "BroadWorks" in DNS? There's no TLD called "BroadWorks" so I don't see how it could succeed. I captured all the traffic with Wireshark and I can see that FreeSwitch does SRV lookups and gets a negative response.
I have noticed that when I use my Sipura ATA with Broadvoice, it uses a special Broadvoice nameserver, so it's possible that that nameserver resolves the name "BroadWorks". Is the realm supposed to be a DNS name? I don't fully understand how the authentication works. Though Asterisk does seem to work with Broadvoice, it does seem that Broadvoice is pickier and more difficult to use than other services, so I may decide to switch to a different one.
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