You're good, I actually did change the name but forgot to mention it in the email. The profile is up but registrations do not list in sofia_contact. Can you point me out to some documentation on how FS uses domains? I thoroughly checked the Wiki… I understand all that is there to understand. But yet I am not sure how it all connects together. I know how it works technically and can operate a multi domain set up, but how does a profile identify itself to a domain? I am not forcing a domain in the params and let it parse by itself. O at least I think it parses it… Thanks! On Nov 10, 2012, at 11:00 PM, Anthony Minessale <anthony.minessale@gmail.com> wrote:
You forgot to change the name of the profile too in the name attribute. You can't have 2 profiles with the same name....
On Nov 10, 2012 4:53 PM, "Emrah" <lists@kavun.ch> wrote: Hi all,
This is not urgent and I am now tunneling my traffic through a VPN. However if it still something I am interested in and any insight about how domains are aliased would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers! On Nov 7, 2012, at 7:46 PM, Emrah <lists@kavun.ch> wrote:
Hi Freeswitchers,
I had to start an additional profile on port 5070 because my Verizon MiFi blocks 5060 completely. For now, 5070 allows me to have a call for 120 seconds… Than the RTP session drops.
Here is how I started my new profile. Sounds too simple to be true! cp internal.xml internal-5070.xml Edit internal-5070.xml to change the port number Run reloadxml followed by sofia profile internal-5070 start…
I can register and make short calls, but I do not see my registration when I issue a sofia_contact username@domain and incoming calls do not work.
I did not edit anything else in internal-5070.xml and do not force a registration domain either. Sofia status does not show me an additional domain name being created.
The documentation is a bit unclear to me on how FS finds it's domains… I am sure it is something with the automatic parsing parameter at the top of my sofia profiles, but it still doesn't click…
any hint will be enormously appreciated.
Thanks! E
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