[nfbcs] sipML5 and ipTables

[Brian Buhrow]

	hello Michael.  In addition to testing the service as you've already
done, there should be some documentation telling you what the firewall
settings need to be in order to use this service.  That documentation
should provide IP address ranges that you'll need to permit through your
firewall/IP tables configuration.
With those two items, you should be on your way.
-Brian

On Mar 27, 12:12pm, Michael Babcock via nfbcs wrote:
} Subject: [nfbcs] sipML5 and ipTables
} Does anyone have any exp with sipML5 and ipTables?
} 
} I'm trying to get a CRM I use to connect to my asterisk system.
} 
} The asterisk system was installed with incrediblepbx, and works just fine
} from X-Lite on windows as well as Briea on IOS.
} 
} When I'm on the go, ipTables is obviously locked down to my home IP address.
} 
} I use port knocker to allow access from my mobile ip when necessary.
} 
} Here is the situation.
} 
} The CRM I use uses the sipML5 technology to pass contact information back to
} there database and to add notes to an account.
} 
} The rep I spoke with pointed me to:
} 
} http://sipml5.org/call.htm?svn=170
} 
} to test the sipML5 software with my server.
} 
} I was not able to successfully connect the sipML5 test platform, to my
} server.
} 
} I will disable ipTables tonight when I get home and try it to see if it
} works then, however does anyone have any ideas?
} 
} I attempted adding the fqdn sipML5.org using the add-fqdn script that comes
} with incrediblepbx.
} 
} Thanks for any ideas.
} 
} Michael Babcock
} 
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