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  • ...iki/Domain_Name_System DNS] queries and depends on an external domain name server.
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  • When we talk about users we can refer to phones, softclients or another server. The user can use any protocol that allows registration in Yate like SIP, H ...ster a Grandstream Budgetone SIP phone, with username bt101, to a Yate SIP Server, in regfile.conf:
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  • This module allows building clusters of servers for a single domain. All nodes are equivalent and they can be addressed fr When a user registers (on any protocol) the name of the server it registered to is added in front of the user's location.
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  • ==Yate configuration as Server and / or Client== Various configuration for Yate to act as a Server and as a Client using different protocols.
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  • |failure ||500 ||127||? ||? ||? ||Generic local server or interoperation failure |nocall ||481 ||100 ||? ||? ||? ||Referenced call could not be found on server
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  • ...nf. A basic connection is defined by: protocol, username, password and the server ip. * interval: Registration interval (in seconds) to request from server (ignored for jabber)
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  • [[Category:Server]]
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  • By default the module detects Yate's run mode and behaves accordingly (as a Server, if is not set, otherwise reads run mode from configuration file). To use it in client mode disable parameter '''servermode''' from [general] section.
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  • * [[Yate as SIP server|SIP Server]] - by default Yate can be used as a SIP Server that will listen to all interfaces. You just have to configure users and ro * [[Yate as a Conference Server|SIP conference Server]]
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  • Configure H323 Gatekeeper And Multiple Endpoint Server * [[How to configure Yate as IAX server|Yate as IAX server and YateClient as IAX client]]
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  • ...] you can configure a SIP line. In this case Yate is registers to a remote server.<br> * interval: Registration interval (in seconds) to request from server
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  • ; This parameter is applied on reload for both client and server ; If server is true the gatekeeper of yate will start. You must understand that
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  • * '''nonce'''=''server supplied nonce'' * '''realm'''=''server supplied realm''
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  • ... account changes, either because of operating conditions (network failure, server configuration changes) or because of a local account update (an [[user.logi
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  • It can be used for any kind of SIP application: client server or proxy.
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  • ...r from "Edit Settings" and then "Options" for the Guest (in VCenter/VMWare Server) ...r from "Edit Settings" and then "Options" for the Guest (in VCenter/VMWare Server)
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  • : drillhole=disable in server mode, enable in client mode : maxjitter=120 in client mode, 0 in server mode
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  • ...ekeeper_And_Multiple_Endpoint_Server|H323 Gatekeeper And Multiple Endpoint Server]] directs you to more details on Yate. They will both be logged at the Yate server. See the scheme below:
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  • Configuring Yate to act as a SIP Server and YateClient to act as a SIP Client. * modify Yate's configuration files in order to use it as SIP server;
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  • Yate can be used as IAX Server and YateClient as IAX Client. This configuration will be done on platforms * to know what modifications must be made for Yate to function as an IAX server.
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  • ... how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate server on different platforms.
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  • ... use the command line with all his available options when starting Yate as server and Yate Client. ==Starting Yate as Server on Windows==
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  • Configuration is required only for server sockets that need having a certificate configured. The parameters of the SS ; Each section, except for 'general' configures a server context
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  • [[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Server]] [[Category:Flood]] [[Category:Protection]]
    4 KB (598 words) - 15:43, 31 October 2013
  • ...wnload the appropriate source packages for OpenH323 and PwLib from our web server at: http://yate.null.ro/tarballs/openh323/<br>
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  • ...e default configuration from ysipchan.conf file, Yate will behave as a SIP server, that will listen on all interfaces. <br>
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  • Using the default configuration for this file Yate will act as a IAX Server. Yate can be used as a [[How to configure Yate as IAX server|IAX Server]] and also as a IAX Client by using [http://yateclient.yate.ro/index.php/Us
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  • * in server mode modules from the server subdirectory * [[Jabber Server Module|jabberserver]]
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  • Capture the traffic on your server using
    6 KB (1,040 words) - 10:09, 4 November 2013
  • This module implements main features needed for a jabber server. * Set at least one domain serviced by the server<br>
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  • This module implements Jabber Client to Server support. ; Server: defaults to 'jabberentitycaps.xml' located in current configuration direct
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  • Module jbfeatures implements Jabber server features: [[Category:Jabber]] [[Category:Server]] [[Category:Database]]
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  • This page describes the steps to follow to build a Jabber server using Yate. * [[Jabber Server Module]] - Manage jabber streams, route jabber stanzas
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  • ; encoding: string: Character set encoding used to communicate with the server ; If not set will match the encoding of server side database
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  • ; host: string: MySQL server to connect to, defaults to local ; port: int: Port on which the server is listening for connections
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  • You can add as many RADIUS servers you want. * The last section is RADIUS. The radius section is for radius server, it follows similar pattern and should contain radius1, radius2, radius3 ..
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  • For each of the queries an INVITE without media is sent to the designated server. From the SIP answer (which is supposed to be a 3xx Redirect) the informati
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  • If the remote echo device is another Yate server it can have the following line in regexroute.conf:
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  • ...be used with Net-SNMP by having the NULL-TEAM OIDs proxied by the Net-SNMP server to YATE. ** either configuring the Net-SNMP server to proxy all YATE SNMP requests to the port where the module is listening
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  • By using the default configuration file, Yate will act as a SIP server that listens on all interfaces. ; useragent: string: String to set in User-Agent or Server headers
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  • This small hack allows most of the SIP CLIENTS when Yate is the SERVER to pass the voice over NAT. [[Category:SIP]] [[Category:NAT]] [[Category:Server]]
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  • Select the SIP protocol, insert the SIP username, the SIP password and the Server IP.
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  • OpenSIPS is an industry grade SIP server, unifying under one roof voice, video, IM and presence. Recently, OpenSIPS ...outer as it includes application-level functionalities. OpenSIPS, as a SIP server, is the core component of any SIP-based VoIP solution. With a very flexible
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  • This document assesses an approachable way to set your Yate server to handle all your Google Voice calls (both incoming and outgoing) - using * Yate server installed and properly configured. - You need at least Yate 4.1
    8 KB (1,258 words) - 15:25, 31 October 2013
  • On Mac OS X, once installed, the server starts automatically. To start/stop/restart it, issue in Terminal the follo
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  • We have a Yate SIP Server with some SIP users configured in regfile.conf.
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  • * OPTIONS - Ask for server capabilities * REGISTER - Registers the client with the server according to the address in the To header field.
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  • ... because by default Yate will bind with all the network interfaces on your server on port 5060. If other programs use this port then you have to use another ...file on two SIP phone (you could use a SIP softphone as well) to call Yate Server.
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  • The protocol allows client/server applications to communicate in a way that is designed to prevent eavesdropp sslcontext=server_context
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  • ;server : Boolean value requesting to negotiate SSL as server. Defaults to false if missing (negotiate as client)
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