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I have been using the sip-option command in my program for a long time. Recently, I encountered a problem. The server has multiple network cards and multiple public IPs configured. I want to use the specified public IP as the source IP to execute sip-option. How can I do this?
Public ip1 is the default route, and the A record of hostname is public ip1. Public ip2 is currently just configured. I want to do policy routing later, but it is currently just configured and nothing has been done. However, as long as public ip2 exists, sip-option will use public ip2 as the source ip. How can this be solved?
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I have been using the
sip-option
command in my program for a long time. Recently, I encountered a problem. The server has multiple network cards and multiple public IPs configured. I want to use the specified public IP as the source IP to executesip-option
. How can I do this?Public ip1 is the default route, and the A record of hostname is public ip1. Public ip2 is currently just configured. I want to do policy routing later, but it is currently just configured and nothing has been done. However, as long as public ip2 exists,
sip-option
will use public ip2 as the source ip. How can this be solved?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: