8 Feb
2012
8 Feb
'12
10:02 p.m.
congratulations, glad to see you get it out, quite
quickly after meeting
at Fosdem!
Good thing I chose Kamailio - I only installed the server the weekend
before FOSDEM (although I have prior experience with SER)
The STUN/TURN server I'm using with Kamailio is reTurn from reSIProcate
Another thing which is a plus IMO, enforcing TLS to
federate (at least
with sip5060.net), the right way to do it without the burden of mutual
peering agreements. I was wondering if cacert.org is trusted CA for the
service -- they provide free certificates, in a community trusted
fashion. Cacert was also at Fosdem, signing certificates and identifying
people wanting certificates. It is a convenient CA for many people in
the open source world.
I put up the web pages quite quickly on Saturday morning, so they are
very basic right now - I'm going to expand on that, maybe add in some
sample configs or links to your own samples to get people started
Every Asterisk server out there is configured differently, for example,
so I think we need to start showing patterns for this stuff or federated
use will never happen. I actually believe people can simultaneously
deploy SIP and XMPP like this, because they require similar
certificates, similar DNS entries, identical usernames, etc.
Thanks also for suggesting Kamailio for TLS
interconnect.
Thanks for providing a good open TLS implementation - this was a
critical element of the Lumicall architecture, not just for federation,
but also for end-users: I suspect some users will find their mobile
phone company blocking regular SIP packets, others will have their
router trying to mangle the SDP, so I enable TLS by default