spare wrote: ↑Thu 15th Feb 2018, 11:23
I assume when you say yes to the SIP server you mean yes its NOT a problem? (Or did you mean yes it is a problem?)
I mean yes it is a problem. Think about it, if the SIP servers IP address changes but you're still using the old IP address to connect then your going to lose registration.
An example:
My phone number is 1234, you have 1234 programmed in speed dial, I change my phone number to 4321 but you still have 1234 programmed in speed dial. What do you think is going to happen if you dial 1234 or press the speed dial button? You're going to either get an error, or get connected to the new owner of that phone number.
Instead of a phone number to reach a destination, you're using an IP address but the result is the same.