Re: Potential network conflicts

I have used bayonne with partysip and/or ser.  Generally you either 
should set bayonne to bind to a non-conflicting port number in it's 
config, or, if bayonne is launched second, and finds something else 
bound, it will automatically increment to the next port number.  Keep in 
mind, though, that Bayonne also binds rtp sessions to the ports 
immediately following where the sip port is bound by default.

Alexandre BOULANGER wrote:
> Le mardi 31 janvier 2006 à 01:06 -0800, julian howard a écrit :
>> I was wondering about installing any other programs,
>> like Tomcat, Apache or Asterisk on the same machine as
>> Bayonne. If there were any potential conflicts or
>> issues that might arise during or after an install
>> that would interfere with one another.
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Neither Apache nor Tomcat will interfere with Bayonne; but I'm still
> wondering about Asterisk's behavior..
> 
> I've tried to install bayonne2 (libeXosip1) and asterisk on the same
> machine, but I was annoyed with SIP registrations (two SIP listeners
> mistaking localhost).
> Maybe this is old history now with the latest bayonne2 (libeXosip2)
> which is more flexible
> 
> 
> 
> 
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