We use SER as a proxy to a PSTN gateway that is "transparent" to the final users: the users register on the proxy and it authenticate to the gateway (by means of the UAC module).
Currently we use Asterisk for the registration on the PSTN gateway, but we'd like to get rid of it.
What is the best way to use SER to register on the gateway? We have to write a little program that sends REGISTER messages to the gateway, or somebody already developed something (maybe a module)?
Thanks.
You can use Sipsak to do that.. or any other sip tool that loads traffic.
Jose Simoes
On 12/11/05, Federico Giannici giannici@neomedia.it wrote:
We use SER as a proxy to a PSTN gateway that is "transparent" to the final users: the users register on the proxy and it authenticate to the gateway (by means of the UAC module).
Currently we use Asterisk for the registration on the PSTN gateway, but we'd like to get rid of it.
What is the best way to use SER to register on the gateway? We have to write a little program that sends REGISTER messages to the gateway, or somebody already developed something (maybe a module)?
Thanks.
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On Sunday 11 December 2005 12:31, Federico Giannici wrote:
We use SER as a proxy to a PSTN gateway that is "transparent" to the final users: the users register on the proxy and it authenticate to the gateway (by means of the UAC module).
Currently we use Asterisk for the registration on the PSTN gateway, but we'd like to get rid of it.
What is the best way to use SER to register on the gateway? We have to write a little program that sends REGISTER messages to the gateway, or somebody already developed something (maybe a module)?
You could use sipsak (http://sipsak.org) for that.
Nils
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