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Description of problem: Trying to setup a SIP account on ekiga.net, that has no DNS records for their STUN server, I changed the advanced settings and wrote different STUN servers. Every try resulted on "Network error" (generic error that does not say much). Started Wireshark, the captured packets are like this: 1) DNS - Standard query A stunserver.org 2) DNS - Standard query response A 132.177.123.13 3) DNS - Standard query NAPTR ekiga.net 4) DNS - Standard query response 5) DNS - Standard query SRV _sip._udp.ekiga.net 6) DNS - Standard query response, No such name 7) DNS - Standard query A ekiga.net 8) DNS - Standard query response A 86.64.162.35 9) SIP - Request: REGISTER sip:ekiga.net 10) SIP - Status: 606 Not Acceptable (0 bindings) The error "Not Acceptable" is because it is trying to register the internal ip of my laptop and not the external side of the NAT SIP record says "Contact: <sip:user.x.x:47617>" Analyzing the Wireshark log, there is a query for the address of stunserver.org, but that address is never used for an STUN query. I tried with other open STUN servers with the same results
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