Yes, define a peer in sip.conf:
[openser] host=XX.XX.XX.XX insecure=invite
In this way Asterisk allow calls from OpenSer without forcing them to authenticate. Authenticacion had already place in OpenSer.So I guess this would function for calls coming from the PSTN gateway, what about for callsoriginating from SIP devices connected to Asterisk? Can I do some similar config on OpenSERso that calls authenticated on Asterisk dont require authentication for an INVITE on OpenSER?
El Jueves, 13 de Diciembre de 2007, Andy Smith escribió:
Yes, define a peer in sip.conf:
[openser] host=XX.XX.XX.XX insecure=invite
In this way Asterisk allow calls from OpenSer without forcing them to authenticate. Authenticacion had already place in OpenSer.So I guess this would function for calls coming from the PSTN gateway, what about for callsoriginating from SIP devices connected to Asterisk? Can I do some similar config on OpenSERso that calls authenticated on Asterisk dont require authentication for an INVITE on OpenSER?
Sure, you can do it detecting the source IP of the packet ($si) and not asking for auth in case that source IP is Asterisk.
Or you can use "Permissions" module and functions as: allow_trusted() http://www.openser.org/docs/modules/1.3.x/permissions.html#AEN492
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