7 Jun
2006
7 Jun
'06
10:01 a.m.
You can add SER2 IP to the trusted table and in SER2 use allow_trusted
function to check, whether you need to authorize incoming INVITE or
not (take a look at onsip.org document for details).
Nevertheless, it only makes sence to authorize outgoing requests at
SER1. SER2 is not concerned with authorizing SER1's domain users.
Good luck.
Andrey.
On 6/7/06, Chahn John Kim <johnk(a)koreanet.us> wrote:
Hi all,
Need you experts' help on SIP design.
I've setup a testbed composed of two SER Registrar/Proxies in two
different realm/domain(s) as below;
<--Internal Private(192.168.x.0----><----External Public(x.x.x.0)--------->
UA1<-----------------> SER1 <---------------------> SER2 <------------>
UA2
Mydomain.org Registrar/Proxy Theirdomain.org Registrar/Proxy
What is the right way to pass the user credential of UA1 to SER2 so that
"INVITE" to UA2 will be accepted at SER2, knowing that UA1 user has its
login ID/password to SER2 but it is locally "REGISTER"ed at SER1 in
private domain?
I guess I am having trouble understanding working mechanism of "inter" SIP
realm or domain.
Any comments will be appreciated.
John Kim
email: johnk(a)koreanet.us
johnk(a)netcomusa.us
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