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Klaus Darilion wrote:
I think what you need are aliases. An alias maps from one SIP URI to another.
e.g. sip:kd@domain.com --> sip:klaus.darilion@domain.com sip:+4315056416@domain.com --> sip:klaus.darilion@domain.com.
Thus, if openser receives a request, you first lookup the alias and then lookup the location table. You can either use the aliases table and use lookup("aliases") or use the ALIAS_DB module.
regards klaus
Bodin Bruno wrote:
Klaus Darilion a écrit :
The only identifier which is REGISTERed is the current location of the SIP client (ipaddress:port). This gets mapped to the SIP AoR (the user's SIP address).
A user can use several clients concurrently. Then this user will show up multiple times in the location table - one entry for each SIP client.
Hope this helps - I still don't understand what you want to achieve.
regards klaus
Bodin Bruno wrote:
Hi, Is it possible to register two (or more) identifiers by user, such as phone number, username or service ? Thank
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Hi, In some steps,
what I do :
step 1. Softphone clients are registered in openser with authentification (digest etc....) step 2. Openser use radius to check them (with ldap) step 3. Openser do save("location") to store softphone address.
What I need :
after step 3, authenticate username, and phone number of client are usable to call them.
What I don't need :
currently, the username used to call a softphone is the only choice of this user and this choice isn't limited.
I'm sorry for my poor english, i'm french student.
thank for your help
That exactly what I need thank !! But I behind another problem ... how to build this alias DB with LDAP informations .... :'(
Thank a lot !
I think what you need are aliases. An alias maps from one SIP URI to
another.
e.g. sip:kd@domain.com --> sip:klaus.darilion@domain.com sip:+4315056416@domain.com --> sip:klaus.darilion@domain.com.
Thus, if openser receives a request, you first lookup the alias and
then lookup the location table. You can either use the >aliases table and use lookup("aliases") or use the ALIAS_DB module.
regards klaus
Take a look at the new perl module. You can implement the LDAP lookup in perl. I think there is an example using LDAP with perl.
regards klaus
That exactly what I need thank !! But I behind another problem ... how to build this alias DB with LDAP informations .... :'(
Thank a lot !
I think what you need are aliases. An alias maps from one SIP URI to
another.
e.g. sip:kd@domain.com --> sip:klaus.darilion@domain.com sip:+4315056416@domain.com --> sip:klaus.darilion@domain.com.
Thus, if openser receives a request, you first lookup the alias and
then lookup the location table. You can either use the >aliases table and use lookup("aliases") or use the ALIAS_DB module.
regards klaus