How can I call between a direct IP address without an IP address without a SIP server

Question

Is there a way to make a call by simply typing in the local IP address? Just an IP to IP call. How can i do this? What changes should be made to pjsip code? I do not want to register on any server or VOIP provider. The call will only occur on local Wi-Fi, just like the SJPhone application on a Mac ( <a2> ).

Answer 1

You can happily make calls only for the local network using SIP - this is, above all, a peer-to-peer protocol.

This is a standard part of SIP, in other words.

It seems that pjsip already supports a direct SIP URI call (as it should be!), So you don't need to configure anything. Just put the calls on sip:10.0.0.1or sip:foo.homeor whatever you want to call.

(Nitpick: there is no such thing as “without a SIP server,” because all SIP user agents act as clients and servers. I suppose you meant something like “without using SIP proxies or a similar infrastructure.”)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The SIP client should be able to handle direct IP calls, and you can find more about this on this one.