Hi, I'm having problems using TLS to receive calls. I'm using a Nokia N95 to test TLS against freeswitch. I can register my client against freeswitch and make outbound calls to the test numbers (e.g. 9999). I can also make calls to other users registered over UDP. However if I try to make a call to a user registered over TLS the leg of the call to that user always goes via UDP. e.g. 1000 registered via TLS 1001 registered via TLS 1002 registered via UDP 1003 registered via UDP 1000 -> 1002 works ok 1003 -> 1002 works ok 1001 -> 1000 Doesn't work. The leg of the call between freeswitch and 1000 tries to setup via UDP 1002 -> 1000 Doesn't work. The leg of the call between freeswitch and 1000 tries to setup via UDP ===
From looking at some of the documentation it seems to me that the issue may be with the "tls-bind-params" being "transport=tls".
The phone I'm using doesn't add the "transport=tls" parameter, and only uses "sips:" to specify that the connection is via TLS. I tried setting "tls-bind-params" to a blank string but it didn't change anything. Is there any way to receive calls over TLS if you don't specify "transport=tls" in your contact string during registration? According to RFC3261 the use of the "transport=tls" parameter isn't recommended anymore and is now deprecated. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/TLS-receiving-calls-tp20771637p20771637.html Sent from the Freeswitch-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.