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aalexa3
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Authentication Issues

Post by aalexa3 »

1. Brekeke Product Name and version: SIP Server 2.1.6.6

2. Java version:???

3. OS type and the version: Windows XP sp2

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: SIPp

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html : all host are on a single LAN no routers separate the devices. (i.e single broadcast domain)

6. Your problem: Authentication for registration request fail (or more specifically) are never approved, the challenge response to the 401 message generated by the SIPp application is never verified by the SIP server and a constant REG/401/REG with Auth/401 loop happens. I am using an academic copy of the software some I am not sure if that has something to do with it...(i.e. can't do authentication with academic versions)..

Any insight will be appreciated...
james
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Post by james »

Did you set the correct account (username/password) at SIPp?
Did you create the same user at the SIP Server?
aalexa3
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Post by aalexa3 »

Yes, the usernames and passwords used in SIPp and Brekeke are identical.

The usernames are in the format 91ddddd, and the passwords are in the format 21ddddd...where "d" can represent any digit.

So, the SIPp csv files look like this:
9100000;[authentication username=9100000 password=2100000]

do you think I need to add the domain of the Brekeke SIP Server at the end of the username so that it looks like this (9100000@172.16.1.1)
james
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Post by james »

Hi aalexa3,

>> do you think I need to add the domain of the Brekeke SIP Server at the end of the username so that it looks like this (9100000@172.16.1.1)

I don't think so..

Do you have any softphone?
Let you try a softphone (X-lite) instead of SIPp at first.
aalexa3
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Issue ReSolved

Post by aalexa3 »

James,

Thanks for your assistance...I jacked up the SIPp (scenario) file for authentication...I had the CallSeq messed up..I was starting at "4 REGISTER" when I should have been starting at "1 REGISTER"...figured it out because you suggested I use another client.

Thanks for you help...keep up the good work!!!
james
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Post by james »

Hi aalexa3,

A starting number of CSeq doesn't matter.
But it should be incremented for each new REGISTER request.
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