This is what STUN is for. Read up on RFC3489, then find one of the freely-available STUN servers, set it up, and direct your users' client software to it.
miguel
This is what STUN is for. Read up on RFC3489, then find one of the freely-available STUN servers, set it up, and direct your users' client software to it.
miguel
Sorry, when I said "set it up", I meant install the STUN server software on some computer somewhere so that you had your own server running.
miguel
Hi All. I am considering Voice Communicator VCL suite of tools which look quite good. However, not being conversant with VOIP I'd like some advice please.
The greatest weakness that I can see of VOIP is finding the destination IP address. If a user is behind a router, or has dynamic address, please tell how we can get his IP address over the net. I know
Using protocol UDP or TCP.
Any advice appreciated. Alistair+
Thanks - but it would seem that the long-term reliability is suspect: Active Public Servers: For the benefit of the community's developers, Vovida.org site is making two public STUN servers available for everyone to use. These are running a very old version of the code and do not work with recent clients. The IP address of the STUN servers are:
These are the only two public servers I have found. Al+
What's the point of the Javascript? It just makes it much more difficult to parse.
Why not just send the IP and be done with it: http://u.nu/ip.php
miguel
I have another solution which might be more suitable, because it uses my own web page, and own code, but if you have any concerns about validity please lets know: I use some javascript on my web page. My program calls this script, and then parses the resulting page to get the user IP address:
Sounds like your server is not processing it through PHP. Are you using Apache or one of the off-brand servers?
Source code for ip.php:
So basically what you were doing.
miguel
Works well, but I dont know PHP and the best I could come up with is: REMOTE_ADDR:
But that wont echo to the page - any tips?
No, that worked! thanks vm. Al+
Alistair George wrote: [...]
A quick google search for "sip delphi" returned (among other interesting hits):
The license seems to be quite liberal, BSD-style. However I haven't used it (and I don't know Delphi) so I cannot comment further.
Enzo
Tks 4 info. I would like to implement this sort of thing in Delphi, but it seems no one has rolled a component to manage SIP from the client point of view - yet? Al+
Hi Enzo. Appreciate, but that is for a SIP stack which is a host I suspect? I want to get SIP from the client point of view only, the host is much more comprehensive. Al+
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