[OpenSIPS-Users] About Routing Logic in opensips.cfg

[maanasa]

Hi Cheng,

I have the same problem as you, where a 600 Busy everywhere message is sent
for the same setup as yours (OpenSIPS and OpenIMSCore but with a X-Lite
client). I am using OpenSIPS as an application server and thus defined it in
FHoSS with SPTs as SUBSCRIBE and PUBLISH for the SIP-methods. 

After seeing this thread I tried using the presence.cfg as the configuration
file, but somehow the openSIPS just does not start with this config. I tried
renaming it to opensips.cfg too. 
Since you say it worked for you how did you do this? Did you just replace
the routing logic alone, leaving all other parts unchanged? Or did you
replace the whole opensips.cfg file with presence.cfg?

Any help regarding this would be great. 

Thanks in advance

--maanasa



Yinbo-cheng wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>     I want to install OpenSIPS as a presence server without privacy rules.
> I use OpenIMSCore as IMS components and uctimsclent as a IMS client.
> OpenSIPS is installed on the same machine with OpenIMSCore.
> 
>     I've modified opensips.cfg to enable presence, but the presence server
> doesn't work. IMS client got the following message:
> "Status-Line: SIP/2.0 600 Busy everywhere - Forwarding to S-CSCF failed".
> While using the routing logic of presence.cfg ( in the test directory of
> source
> codes) to replace that of opensips.cfg, the presence server works well.
> 
>     I do not understand the routing logic in the configure file. Any one
> can
> tell me what is wrong with the routing logic in the default opensips.cfg
> and
> where can i find the help documents about routing logic.
> The two configure files are enclosed.
> 
> Thanks,
> cheng
> 
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