SIP Peer and Speech Server 2007

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• 11. dubna 2007 17:19

   

   
  

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  Exactly how are you trying to call the application?

   

  What are the errors that are occuring?

   

  Is the phone you're using to call Speech Server confiugured to use TCP instead of UDP?

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• 12. dubna 2007 5:23

   

   
  

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  I am using Xlite and I could not find the option you are talking about , can you suggest some other sip phone please?
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• 12. dubna 2007 17:34

   

   
  

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  Yes, I don't think XLite has that option.

  I know that Xlite's big brother, Eyebeam allows it though.

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• 15. dubna 2007 10:07

   

   
  

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  Eyebeam is not free , i guess , any free SIP peer please?
  
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• 17. dubna 2007 7:16

   

   
  

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  SipXphone from the Sip Foundry will do the trick.

   

  If you are using it locally change the TCP/TLS port numbers from 5060/5061 to (say) 5062/5063. To do this is a bit weird. Start the phone. Enable the webserver and set it to listen on say, port 8080. Navigate to //localhost:8080 in Internet Explorer. The username is "admin", password is blank. Under Administration->Phone Configuration you can change the port numbers. Check out the readme that comes with it for a better explanation.

   

  Now add sipXphone as a trusted peer with new port numbers. Dial sip:foo@localhost:5060 and you should hear Speech Server!

   

  HTH,

  Phil.

   

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• 18. dubna 2007 6:46

   

   
  

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  I went on sipfoundry site , but could not find an exe for Windows , could you please give the link
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• 18. dubna 2007 15:08

   

   
  

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  http://www.download.com/sipXphone/3000-2349_4-10405204.html

   

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• 23. července 2007 13:09

   

   
  

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  You will need to specify TCP as part of the dial string like this - SIPialNumberOfApp@SpeechServerIP;transport=tcp

   

  Also check my blog post on setting up and using XLite - http://gotspeech.net/blogs/marshallharrison/archive/2007/06/19/x-lite-soft-phone.aspx

   

   

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• 7. září 2007 10:43

   

   
  

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  HI,

  XLite is one of the best when using with MSS 2007. All is based on your configuration.

  Did you add your XLite installed system as trusted SIP?

  Did you configured you application to receive call from SIP?

   

  then try, SIP:<app name>@<system name>;transport=tcp

   

  It will work fine.

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