Re: [Ekiga-list] how to bypass SIP server and call a computer directly?
- From: Joe Wells <jbwells blueyonder co uk>
- To: Ekiga mailing list <ekiga-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [Ekiga-list] how to bypass SIP server and call a computer directly?
- Date: Tue, 09 Dec 2008 08:09:31 +0000
"Rene Bartsch" <ML Bartschnet de> writes:
>> "michel memeteau" <michel memeteau gmail com> writes:
>>
>>> I think putting Whatever Ipadress will work.
>>
>> Thanks for this information!
>>
>> Testing seems to indicate that XYZ IPADDRESS, IPADDRESS,
>> sip:XYZ IPADDRESS, and sip:IPADDRESS all seem to work similarly.
>>
>> What is the rule here? It seems that the “sip:” prefix is the
>> default and can be omitted. What is used for the part to the left
>> of the “ ” when it is omitted?
>
> Depends on the receiver. The syntax is <user>@<host>:<port>. When
> using standard ports, you don't need <port> (defaults to
> 5060). <host> is either domain or IP. Some soft- and especially
> hardphones demand for a <user> while others don't.
What does Ekiga do with a user name on an incoming call? Just ignore
it?
What happens in general when the user name is left out?
> The AVM Fritzboxd is much more special as it only calls callees with
> a SRV record. But often <ip> only works.
>
> But there's one special case in Ekiga. Alphanumeric addresses are
> interpreted as "sip:" while numeric-only addresses are interpreted
> as ENUM addresses.
Thanks for this info!
Does this mean that “1234” is equivalent to “enum:1234”? Is there
some standard prefix like “enum:” that is used for ENUM addresses?
--
Joe
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