SIP test call needed (yes, it involves an embedded project)

(previous posting canceled, it contained an incorrect uri, this is the correct version)

Greetings:

Does anyone have a few spare moments to place some SIP calls to this uri?:

SIP: snipped-for-privacy@cybertheque.org

I need to debug a uri parsing error that only happens on INVITES from foreign realms (UAs not registered to our local SIP server) and I don't know anyone to ask to make calls other than posting a general request :)

If you don't have a voip account, you can instantly get one (no costs) from

A useful softphone for testing is 'X-Ten Lite' (I can provide an url for downloading it).

If the connection works, you will hear WWV live (US NIST Standard time and freq station).

My appreciation to anyone who'll do this.

Regards,

Michael

(uri deleted)

Well nobody responded so I continued my search for a callback service and discovered this one:

The account is free and it works well for inbound call testing when used as follows (procedure cut and pasted from a web forum user's post...):

self-testing):

as your "username" on sip Broker

password does NOT have to match any

This will take you to a web page

sip URI (which should default to the

connect with (*393613 for Free World

you are trying to call). If all

then as soon as that connects you

in the case *393613 reaches the

There does not seem to be a description of this anywhere in usenet archives, ergo this self-reply.

Regards,

Michael

Keywords:

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What is a uri? :-)

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