Remove the "secret=" lines for SIP peers that do not have passwords.


Here is an example of a host that sends us calls but no password:


[foo1] host=192.168.200.160 type=friend dtmfmode=inband


That's it; very simple. If you discover that SIP messages seem to be "ignored" in one direction, se the "insecure=yes" feature. This will allow SIP inbound messages with return ports other than 5060 (which some SIP severs brokenly use.)


JT



Hello,

I'm trying to registrate a Nuance Server in Asterisk (using SIP) with no
success.

It seems that Nuance does not send any secret/password (there is no way to
define it!), this is the list of parameters that Nuance provides for
registration:

audio.sip.UserAgentURI=sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
audio.sip.UserAgentPort=<port>
audio.sip.ProxyServerURI=sip:<IP>:<port>
audio.sip.LocationServerURI=sip:<IP>:<port>

Our values:

audio.sip.UserAgentURI=sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
audio.sip.UserAgentPort=5060
audio.sip.ProxyServerURI=sip:192.168.200.200 (ASTERISK SERVER)
audio.sip.LocationServerURI=sip:192.168.200.200 (ASTERISK SERVER)

In sip.conf:

[general]
port = 5060 ; Port to bind to
bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 ; Address to bind to
context = default ; Default for incoming calls of not registered phones

;Voz
[541160]
type=friend
secret=
insecure=no
host=192.168.200.160
dtmfmode=inband


�Is there a way to indicate to DO NOT USE any password in the registration process?

Thank you,
Cerrajetto

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