I finally got my Asterisk 1.0.7 server up and running with 2 SIP hardphones.
The fundamental problem that I had to get started was the inconsistencies in the documentation that is available.
Anyway, I noticed that there are some commands that don’t seem to be working at all.
For example:
“sip show registry” displays nothing
Is this my problem only? Other people having it?
TIA,
-RFH
Should it show anything? Is your asterisk server registered with any SIP services?
What about sip show peers ? Does that show what it’s supposed to?
I’ve never had a problem with sip show registry not working in 1.0.7 - or any other command (although i haven’t used the release version of 1.0.7 for a few months now).
[quote=“WillKemp”]Should it show anything? Is your asterisk server registered with any SIP services?
What about sip show peers ? Does that show what it’s supposed to?
I’ve never had a problem with sip show registry not working in 1.0.7 - or any other command (although i haven’t used the release version of 1.0.7 for a few months now).[/quote]
Are you saying that “sip show registry” is used to keep track of the places where I am registered as a client? I am not registered as a client with anyone. My two SIP phones are registered into Asterisk as a SIP server.
On the other question, “sip show peers” works perfectly.
What version are you running?
-Ramon
Yeah. In that case, i wouldn’t expect sip show registry to show anything. My BudgeTone doesn’t come up, only the three sip services i’m registered with.
I’m running 1.2-beta1 CVS. The above behaviour was the same with 1.0.7.
[quote=“WillKemp”]Yeah. In that case, i wouldn’t expect sip show registry to show anything. My BudgeTone doesn’t come up, only the three sip services i’m registered with.
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It would be very nice if the developers added these commands:
sip show client registry
and
sip show server registry
-RFH
Maybe, but it’s not really necessary as sip show peers and sip show registry do what you want. I guess it’s just the terminology you don’t like!
But when you consider that “expiry” is spelt “expirey” in sip.conf, you can’t really hold out much hope for better terminology! 
[quote=“WillKemp”]Maybe, but it’s not really necessary as sip show peers and sip show registry do what you want. I guess it’s just the terminology you don’t like!
But when you consider that “expiry” is spelt “expirey” in sip.conf, you can’t really hold out much hope for better terminology! [/quote]
I just discovered the best command to see who’s registered and who’s not, with pertinent details:
database show
-RFH