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RRC 1258 Support in English => Configuration of Routers, Firewalls, etc => Topic started by: sv1dpp on 2011-05-21, 23:49:20

Title: RRC control and USRobotics 9108
Post by: sv1dpp on 2011-05-21, 23:49:20

Hi All,
I attempts to connect the RRC control with RRC radio via USR 9108 router,  putting my dyndns name on SIP contact on RRC control, but is immpossible. When I try it with some other routers all are OK. Anybody knows what settings that need  the USR 9108?
73 Spiros
SV1DPP

Title: Re: RRC control and USRobotics 9108
Post by: SV1DPI on 2012-03-03, 22:19:06

you must de-activate SIP. SIP is activated in most USR routers. To deactivate SIP in USR routers:
1.   Open Command Prompt (Start -> Run -> and write the word "cmd")
2.   telnet <router_ip>  ex. telnet 192.168.1.1
3.    Give your username and  password.
4.   Write the following command:
siproxd disable
to de-activate SIP ALG
If you want to check if it is deactivated give the command: siproxd show
if you a get a message like "siproxd: SIP proxy is disabled" all is ok
5.   Write  "save" and enter and after that "reboot"

Title: Re: RRC control and USRobotics 9108
Post by: dj0qn on 2012-03-05, 10:34:38

I prefer to tell people to change the SIP port, rather than disabling SIP in the router. There are a couple
of reasons for that:

- Some routers (like Fritz!Box) doesn't allow you to disable SIP
- Even if you disable SIP in your router, you may be remotely operating from a location where SIP on port
   5060 is being used and you have no way to control that.
- Some 3G providers block port 5060

Of course, you still need to disable SIG ALG if you have access to the router.

73,
Mitch DJ0QN / K7DX