Hi!
I'm planning a new platform based on Kamailio, to replace an existing Cisco-platform.
- A total of appr. 2000 ATAs/IP Phones (today appr. 300).
- Routing to various providers/gateways via custom made OSP-server.
- Two Kamailio-servers on different geographic locations.
- Load-balancing/Failover of ATA's by use of DNS-SRV.
The main "problem" I see, is how local calls between ATA's registered on each of the Kamailio-servers is routed.
How can Kamailio1 route a call to an ATA registered on Kamailio2?
What is best in this scenario?
1. If user not found on local Kamailio-server, forward call to next Kamailio-server.
2. Let the Kamailio-servers share the same database (same location-table)?
3. Let the Kamailio-servers copy the REGISTER to the other Kamailio-server(s) so that the other Kamailio-server(s) update their own location-table.
I would prefer not to use alternative 1...
If alternative 3 is the best, is 't_replicate' the way to do it?
What if I add a third Kamailio-server, will that change the recommendation?
Martin
Hello,
I'm trying something but doesn't work :s
Here is my idea :
In my cfg file i added the following lines :
if (is_gflag("10"))
xlog("L_INFO", "gflag is 10");
I'm using MI Commands to set gflag to 10 so :
$ kamctl fifo set_gflag 10
After that if i look on my log file there is no "gflag is 10" !!
Am i using the module and MI commands in the right way ?
Thanks
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I just spend a lot of time to fix a trouble with Cisco AS5300 (AS5350)
BYE message disapearing.
The same not resolved case here:
http://lists.iptel.org/pipermail/serusers/2005-July/021698.html
The source of trouble was in the nat_uac_test parameter 16:
Here is the part of cisco log:
Jul 31 12:16:00.726 UKR: CCSIP-SPI-CONTROL:
act_idle_connection_created: Connid(1) created to 193.28.184.13:5060,
local_port 50058
--Skipped---
Jul 31 12:16:00.738 UKR: Sent:
INVITE sip:3039100@193.28.184.13:5060 SIP/2.0
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 193.28.184.21:5060
From: <sip:2308228@193.28.184.21>;tag=12E601F8-10C7
To: <sip:3039100@193.28.184.13>
Via header the same in the all availible IOS-es.
As the result openser considerate the Cisco is out of the nat box.
The question is: Can someone show me the case when this parameter is
necessary, before I'll switch it of on the production server?
Thanks in advance.
Andrew O. Zhukov.
Hello
I need to get the value of a header using a dynamic variable. I have
the name of the header in an avp and I get the value using
$hdr($avp(s:headername))). This worked in kamailio 1.4.0, I am sure of
it because I tried it now on 1.4.0. But now in kamailio 1.5.1 I get an
error when trying to retrieve the value:
/usr/sbin/kamailio[32761]: ERROR:core:pv_get_spec_name: name type is
PV_NAME_OTHER - cannot resolve
/usr/sbin/kamailio[32761]: ERROR:pv:pv_get_hdr: invalid name
Does anybody have any idea what the problem might be?
Thanks
Thanks to Klaus Darilion, QjSimple 0.6.3 works on most of desktop OS:
Linux(es), Windows and Mac OS X.
It is a very handy application, especially for developers, but not olny,
with simple UI and debugger window. A perfect replacement (for my very
old good Linux testing tool) KPhone since QjSimple has SIMPLE presence
support, tls ... more at:
http://www.ipcom.at/index.php?id=560/
Cheers,
Daniel
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla
* SIP Router Bootcamp
* Kamailio (OpenSER) and Asterisk Training
* Berlin, Germany, Sep 1-4, 2009
* http://www.asipto.com/index.php/sip-router-bootcamp/
Hello,
I installed two plugins for dokuwiki and flyspray bug tracker to
reference easier the git repository and bugs.
For FlySpray, when you describe or comment a bug you can reference to a
git commit by using: GIT#hash
- hash must be at list the first six characters of git commit hash value
Unfortunately FlySpray accepts only plain text in the "Close Task"
description, so the git reference does not work there, yet.
In dokuwiki same syntax can be used. In addition, you can add references
to FlySpray items via: FlySpray#itemid
- itemid is the integer id of FlySpray tracked item
I tried to collect all these plus other options for DW syntax in a wiki
page:
http://sip-router.org/wiki/tutorials/contribute-to-dokuwiki
Feel free to add more details there.
Cheers,
Daniel
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Daniel-Constantin Mierla
* SIP Router Bootcamp
* Kamailio (OpenSER) and Asterisk Training
* Berlin, Germany, Sep 1-4, 2009
* http://www.asipto.com/index.php/sip-router-bootcamp/
A brief look at the IPTel pages show pretty much nothing but comment
spam for pages and pages. Does anyone even bother to maintain the pages
anymore?
I'm looking for more relevant documentation to SER 2.0 (or even the SIP
Router project). The docs in the doc subtree of the source for both of
these projects is outdated and no longer valid with respect to any
information stored in the database.
It still references subscriber tables and the like. All 0.9.X format DB
data.
Is there an update somewhere?
N.