I’ve been meaning to look into NAPTR, excellent that sounds like just what I need. How does it enable the use of one domain? I’m reading through the NAPTR docs but it’s all geared towards a single domain name. I guess NAPTR records for multiple domains could point to the same _sips._udp.domain.com… but will they still register with their original realm? I guess so as that’s part of the SIP headers rather than the DNS?

On 17 Mar 2017, at 19:32, Sergey Safarov <s.safarov@gmail.com> wrote:

Try NAPTR and SRV records. In this case required only one certificate.
Requirements sip clients must support NAPRT or SRV records for TLS connection


пт, 17 марта 2017, 22:28 Rick Jarvis <rick@magicmail.mooo.com>:
Trying to get my head around setting TLS up. I have one internal sip profile, but multiple domains & dialplans.

If I want to enable TLS on multiple domains, I think I’m right in saying that I will then need multiple sip profiles, in order to set the TLS up in each?

I guess my confusion comes from understanding the difference between domains, profiles and sip profiles. I’m not even sure exactly what question I’m asking here, so apologies!


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