Now we are going to install SER (SIP express Router) under linux Operating system. This is the basic installation. In the following chapters there are more complex installations with databases like MySQL and different configurations. If an error appears you can visit the last chapter about errors and solutions and maybe you can solve it.
My advice is download the last version of the /src/ folder. In our example is "ser-0.9.7_src.tar.gz" and save it to our computer for example at /usr/src/
* Binary versions can be downloaded of the /bin folder of the FTP or specific versions for a distribution, for example for Debian at /packages folder but I prefer the source packages (besides I use SuSE linux).
# cd /usr/src/
# tar -zxvf ser-0.9.7_src.tar.gz
# rm -f ser-0.9.7_src.tar.gz
# cd ser-0.9.7_src
2) Make and install
Make the program and the modules and then we install the program in the folder we want, for example /usr/local. (from this point we suppose that the program is installed in /usr/local folder)
# make && make modules
# make prefix=/usr/local install
3) Asign a domain to the machine
# export SIP_DOMAIN = "localhost"
This must be done every time the machine starts (a new line in the log script of the shell can be added in order to do it automatically when the machine starts)
We have chosen localhost because our machine is in the local area network and does not have a specific domain name. If the machine has a domain name we can write something like "myserver.domain.com"
4) Start and stop the server
The server start with the following command
# /usr/local/sbin/serctl start
When the server has started it can be monitored with