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    Starting over - Freeswitch setup

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      fribert last edited by

      Hi Guys

      Ok, I want to have the freeswitch package running, I've started all over again on the setup.

      First thing, I deleted the lan.xml profile, so now I have 4 profiles in the status:

      internal		profile		sip:mod_sofia@10.11.12.25:5060	RUNNING (0)
      external		profile		sip:mod_sofia@83.89.x.x:5080	RUNNING (0)
      musimi.dk		gateway		sip:4692xxxx@musimi.dk		REGED
      10.11.12.25		alias			internal					ALIASED
      

      Where 10.11.12.25 is the pfsense box. Looking in the guide, there are also an alias that reads
      default               alias                                  internal      ALIASED

      But I don't see that?

      I'm to the best of my abilities following http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Multi_home_tutorial
      I've altered the internal.xml as per the instructions, and I've created two profiles for my softphones.
      When I do a```
      sofia status profile internal

      
      

      API CALL [sofia(status profile internal)] output:

      Name                    internal
      Domain Name             N/A
      DBName                  sofia_reg_internal
      Pres Hosts
      Dialplan                XML
      Context                 public
      Challenge Realm         auto_from
      RTP-IP                  10.11.12.25
      Ext-RTP-IP              10.11.12.25
      SIP-IP                  10.11.12.25
      Ext-SIP-IP              10.11.12.25
      URL                     sip:mod_sofia@10.11.12.25:5060
      BIND-URL                sip:mod_sofia@10.11.12.25:5060
      HOLD-MUSIC              local_stream://moh
      OUTBOUND-PROXY          N/A
      CODECS                  G7221@32000h,G7221@16000h,G722,PCMU,PCMA,GSM
      TEL-EVENT               101
      DTMF-MODE               rfc2833
      CNG                     13
      SESSION-TO              0
      MAX-DIALOG              0
      NOMEDIA                 false
      LATE-NEG                false
      PROXY-MEDIA             false
      AGGRESSIVENAT           false
      STUN-ENABLED            true
      STUN-AUTO-DISABLE       false
      CALLS-IN                0
      FAILED-CALLS-IN         0
      CALLS-OUT               0
      FAILED-CALLS-OUT        0

      Registrations:

      =================================================================================================

      
      First thing to do is register some phones, but already things are going wrong: When I start a softphone I get this error:
      
      

      2010-01-10 09:54:56.661527 [WARNING] sofia_reg.c:1755 Can't find user [1001@83.89.x.x]
      You must define a domain called '83.89.x.x' in your directory and add a user with the id="1001" attribute
      and you must configure your device to use the proper domain in it's authentication credentials.

      
      Huh? The file directory/default.xml reads
      
      

      <include><domain name="10.11.12.25"></domain></include>

      
      So that should be the domain, but ???
      
      It's very confusing :-)
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        fribert last edited by

        Hmmm, looking at it, it seams that some configs are not removed???
        How do I make absolutely sure that all configs are gone when doing a remove package?
        So that I can start from a clean slate?

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          Supermule Banned last edited by

          New install???

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            fribert last edited by

            Well, I've removed the package, and put it back in.
            I really don't want to reinstall the entire pfsense all over again.
            But somehow some of the config was retained somehow.

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              TreeTopFlyer last edited by

              Not sure if this is the correct way, but I've gone in to /cf/conf/config.xml and removed package info before when I wanted to do a clean install of a package.  Remove the package first then edit the config.xml to remove the settings, then reinstall the package.

              I've always kinda wondered why removing a package doesn't remove the settings from the config file . . .  ???

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                fribert last edited by

                Thanks TreeTopFlyer, WinSCP is your friend, that got rid of it!

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