How to use SIP PORT other than 5060?

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Oh okay, if PUBLISH is ok. Hope it WOULD be right.





2009/9/24 mylen <mylen at sina.com>

>  Thanks for reply,the default SIP port is 5060,but in my project,SIP
> server was developered by other team,so i must use port 5088. Just now ,I
> modified sip_transport.c,replaced PJSIP_TRANSPORT_UDP,
> 5060,
> {"UDP", 3},
> wihs
>  PJSIP_TRANSPORT_UDP,
> 5088,
> {"UDP", 3},
> it seems PUBLISH is ok,is this way correct?
>
> Regards
> 2009-09-25
> ------------------------------
> mylen
>
>  I think SIP uses 5060 port by default. Maybe you could try changing  the
> bind or listen port for the PBX your using. If your using asterisk you can
> set bindport in sip.conf.
>  Rachel
>
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