Hi George,

My sip.conf as a "friend" and not a "peer". Does this make any change ?
F.




On 1/23/13 12:04 PM, George Joseph wrote:
You might want to start with simple mac authentication.
Use config_auth=mac in the general section, then mac=<phonemac> in the
Home_phone section.  This way you can at least eliminate DPMA auth from
the equation.  If you still get the message, it usually means that
there's no matching peer in sip.conf.  I don't use the exten= parameter
and rely on the section name to match a peer.

On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 8:23 PM, Frank <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Greetings all,

    After a long day of fighting with GTalk and having it finally
    working, I wanted to setup DPMA on my Digium phone.

    So first of all, I had to reinstall it all and reconfigure it all,
    since it works only on certified versions, and my installation was
    not from the certified branch. It took a long time of recompiling,
    testing, adding missing stuff, but I got it straight.

    Now, I did a very basic res_digium_phone.conf file:


    [general]
    service_discovery_enabled=no
    service_name=Asterisk server
    registration_address=asterisk___ip
    registration_port=5060
    userlist_auth=globalpin
    config_auth=globalpin
    globalpin=1234
    config_auth=disabled
    file_directory=/etc/asterisk/__digium_phones

    [network]
    type=network
    alias=home
    cird=0.0.0.0/0 <http://0.0.0.0/0>
    registration_address=asterisk___ip
    registration_port=5060

    [Home_phone]
    type=phone
    full_name=Mr Sandman
    line=D70 ; this is the phone name I have in my sip.conf

    [D70] ; phone name I have in sip.conf
    type=line
    line_label=Line 01
    exten=D70 ; phone name I have in sip.conf and extension number
    mailbox=D70@default




    When I start asterisk, I can see :
    *CLI>   == Digium Phone Module Started

    So that's a good sign..
    After that I go on the phone, and manually setup the configuration
    server.

    And here everything stops with:

    *CLI> [Jan 22 22:15:24] NOTICE[844]: chan_sip.c:16639
    receive_message: Sending fake auth rejection for device
    <sip:192.168.1.117>;tag=__7TesRQkxfvIxo1rygj9D.__ZXDN0c90zLm


    I did not find anything about this on line on the wiki , forums , or
    google. Would anyone be able to give me a hand / hint with this ?

    Thanks folks.

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