7 Feb
2006
7 Feb
'06
2:19 p.m.
Depends of what you want to do...
For a real time billing for prepaid, you will need a b2bua, Ser will not
give you the possibility to do that(I think).
For postpaid, Ser is enough.
Olivier
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Would this also be a viable solution for terminating calls to other
SIP gateways instead of just PSTN or would SER-only be sufficient for
that?
Thanks,
Waldo
On Feb 7, 2006, at 7:54 AM, Olivier Taylor wrote:
Well we use it for pstn calls and have
canreinvites=yes, then
Asterisk is
most of the time outside of the media path.
The only job of this server is the billing and routing calls to pstn.
Furthermore, the number of simultaneous calls Asterisk can manage
depends on
the hardware u will use, transcoding and so on.
We had more than 50 simultaneous calls on a p4 with 2Gb ram, I
really don't
(yet) know what will be the limit.
Olivier
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Dear Olivier,
Im interesting to know how asterisk behave in heavy load? how many
calls at
a moment is your asterisk handling?
Hello again,
Just try asterisk b2bua, it works fine for us.
http://developer.berlios.de/projects/b2bua/
The developper is very kind, subscribe to his mailing list.
Good luck,
Olivier
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Hello Olivier,
I have about two week spending lot of time trying to make it work but
no luck, so thank you for saving my time.
Is there any known way to make prepaid/postpaid billing with SER?
Best Regards
Hekuran,
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http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers Just a question, do you use Vovida b2bua?
If yes, forget it, development has been stoped 2 years ago and it's
very incomplete. For example, Vovida b2bua is unable to manage
re-invites.
Just to avoid wasted time for you
Olivier
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: serusers(a)lists.iptel.org Objet : [Serusers] SER + Radius + B2Bua
Hello,
Im trying to make a combination of radius and b2bua to make some
prepaid/postpaid billing. Till now I have managed to make SER
talk to
b2bua and b2bua talk to Radius, but Im not clear yet where does ser
or radius stores the call detail records (radacct table is always
empty).
Also my question about prepaid: is there any database schema that
provides tables where I store user credit or so (as it says that
b2bua have bundled billing system) or should it be done using radius
attributes? If so are there any extra attributes that I have to add
in dictionary?
Question about ser: When a user registers with radius it
registers as
username@domain (100(a)some-domain.com) but when I try to call, SER
send the call to b2bua using only username ([100]) so the user can
not be found. is there any way to register the user only by
username?
Best Regards
Hekuran
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