Hi
I'm developing a "conference agent" that will receive INVITEs and invites a list of invitees defined in the SIP INVITE message payload.
Let's say that this agent is available behind the URI sip:conf@yourdomain.com and openser should forward all incoming "INVITE sip:conf@yourdomain.com SIP/2.0" to my agent.
How should I configure openser to do that ?
The easiest way would be to have my conference agent to REGISTER against the openser but I don't want to maintain this registration and I think there is a better way to do that.
I've seen there is also a function called "ul_insert_urecord" in USRLOC module. Might it be a possible solution to add a new entry for my conference agent ?
Any other solution or idea ?
Regards, Pascal
Just insert a permanent "registration" using openserctl:
openserctl ul add conf@yourdomain.com sip:conf@<ip-of-conf-server>
Andreas
Pascal Maugeri wrote:
Hi
I'm developing a "conference agent" that will receive INVITEs and invites a list of invitees defined in the SIP INVITE message payload.
Let's say that this agent is available behind the URI sip:conf@yourdomain.com mailto:sip:conf@yourdomain.com and openser should forward all incoming "INVITE sip:conf@yourdomain.com mailto:sip:conf@yourdomain.com SIP/2.0" to my agent.
How should I configure openser to do that ?
The easiest way would be to have my conference agent to REGISTER against the openser but I don't want to maintain this registration and I think there is a better way to do that.
I've seen there is also a function called "ul_insert_urecord" in USRLOC module. Might it be a possible solution to add a new entry for my conference agent ?
Any other solution or idea ?
Regards, Pascal| |
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