18 May
2021
18 May
'21
6:51 a.m.
On Saturday 15 May 2021 at 22:49:01, Mojtaba wrote:
Absolutely yes, In Kamailio with specific module you
could do it. Some
related module for doing this scenario are:
presence, presence_xml, presence_dialoginfo, pua, pua_dialoginfo
You could know more about them by referring to its documentation.
Thanks for the confirmation; I'm sure the details you provide will make more
sense to me once I'm at a stage where I can use them.
In the meantime, I assume that the other part of my requirement - getting
Kamailio to pass through client registrations from Asterisk to a remote PBX -
is a far more standard setup - where can I find configuration guidelines on how
to do this, given that I've never implemented Kamailio so far?
Thanks,
On Sat, May 15, 2021 at 5:52 PM Antony Stone wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I've been aware of Kamailio, and on this list, for several years, but so
> far I have not implemented Kamailio for any purpose.
>
> I wonder if it could be a suitable tool for the following scenario.
>
> I currently use Asterisk to register as a client, with username and
> password, to other SIP PBXs in order to receive calls. As far as the
> other PBX is concerned, Asterisk looks like a SIP telephone on a
> particular extension.
>
> However, Asterisk's SIP client capabilities are limited to handling phone
> calls only, and it specifically cannot receive presence information about
> the state of other extensions from the remote PBX.
>
> So, could Kamailio be used in the path between Asterisk and the remote
> PBX so that the registration on the PBX comes from Kamailio (with any
> incoming calls being passed to Asterisk), but with Kamailio also receiving
> presence information from the remote PBX and making this available to some
> script or application (which I would expect to have to write)?
>
> The main point is that I don't want to have two things registering to the
> remote PBX, one for calls and one for presence, so I'm looking for a way
> to register with something which understands presence, and can also pass
> calls on to Asterisk.
>
> Can anyone suggest whether Kamailio could do this, and if so, point me at
> some resources to help me get started; or alternatively suggest ideas on
> some other tool which might be more appropriate than Kamailio?
>
>
> Thanks for any ideas,
>
>
> Antony.
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