Hello,
We have SIP equipment that can work with UDP and TCP. We made many tests with SER and we didn't find any interoperability problems yet. We need to find solution for one of our customers and we want to check whether we can use SER. Our customer use Microsoft LCS 2005 with TLS. Because our equipment can't work with TLS we want to check if we can use SER as proxy that will connect between our equipment and the LCS and will make the translation between TCP to TLS and vice versa.
Our questions are: 1) How can we use SER for that solution? 2) Did you make interoperability tests between SER and Microsoft LCS using TLS? 3) Where can we find documentation regarding such scenarios?
Regards, Al
On Nov 14, 2006 at 17:33, Lami, Avner Avner.Lami@polycom.co.il wrote:
Hello,
We have SIP equipment that can work with UDP and TCP. We made many tests with SER and we didn't find any interoperability problems yet. We need to find solution for one of our customers and we want to check whether we can use SER. Our customer use Microsoft LCS 2005 with TLS. Because our equipment can't work with TLS we want to check if we can use SER as proxy that will connect between our equipment and the LCS and will make the translation between TCP to TLS and vice versa.
Our questions are:
- How can we use SER for that solution?
It depends a lot on the details. In the most simple case, you'll just forward everything received from your equipment via tls and everything from the MS stuff, via tcp back to your equipment.
- Did you make interoperability tests between SER and Microsoft LCS using TLS?
No.
- Where can we find documentation regarding such scenarios?
Note also that under very heavy traffic the tls code in ser has some problems (it will be fixed in the near future).
Andrei
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Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul -
Lami, Avner