Official News and Support

There is a simple way to test if you have established connectivity between your VoIP network or device and the Vail SIP TIM.

Install the Vail SIP TIM on to a Windows 2003 Standard or Enterprise Edition machine. You do not need to install MSS.

After installing the Vail SIP TIM, edit csta.conf.xml:

  1. Set the bindAddr to the IP address of the Vail SIP TIM machine.
  2. Set the listenPort to 5060.
  3. Set the <permissive> element in the <security> section.
  4. In the <log> section, set message to true and level to D.
  5. Start (or restart) the 4 Vail services.

Make a call. You should hear ringing if the call reaches the Vail SIP TIM.

Verification

  1. On the machine running the Vail SIP TIM point your browser to http://localhost:9091/debug.
  2. Click on "Csta Device Manager".
  3. In the resulting page, search for "queued" and you should find:
  4. Csta Distribution Device (id=1, 0 queued)

    If the call reached the Vail SIP TIM and the call is queued it should read:

    Csta Distribution Device (id=1, 1 queued)

    Note: you can also check the Vail csta log file.

July 20, 2005 in Tips & Tricks | Vail SIP TIM