Hello,
my kamailio proxy handles calls between public sip-clients and internal ivr systems. Some customer give us calls via sip-trunks to our proxy and this goes to the ivr too.
Now some ask if we can act as UAC to get calls from them, for example authenticate to sipgate and feed the landline calls to our ivr system via kamailio.
AFAIK the module UAC provides only one pair of user/password credentials.
Is that right? Have i here a chance to do the job with kamailio or must i use an second voip system for that?
We are using kamailio for user registration and authentication of users. SIP clients get registered to kamailio with username and password, and all their calls are forwarded to Asterisk. Authentication in Asterisk servers is by IP of incoming calls. Then calls are forwarded or served in place. Messages between users are transferred directly.
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 1:52 PM, Karsten Horsmann khorsmann@gmail.comwrote:
Hello,
my kamailio proxy handles calls between public sip-clients and internal ivr systems. Some customer give us calls via sip-trunks to our proxy and this goes to the ivr too.
Now some ask if we can act as UAC to get calls from them, for example authenticate to sipgate and feed the landline calls to our ivr system via kamailio.
AFAIK the module UAC provides only one pair of user/password credentials.
Is that right? Have i here a chance to do the job with kamailio or must i use an second voip system for that?
-- Mit freundlichen Grüßen *Karsten Horsmann*
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Hi Karsten,
On 03/28/2012 12:52 PM, Karsten Horsmann wrote:
Now some ask if we can act as UAC to get calls from them, for example authenticate to sipgate and feed the landline calls to our ivr system via kamailio.
AFAIK the module UAC provides only one pair of user/password credentials.
I've never used UAC for authentication, but from the docs you can use AVPs to set your credentials: http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/3.2.x/modules_k/uac.html#auth-username-avp-...
So you'd fill that AVPs properly before doing the auth.
Is that right? Have i here a chance to do the job with kamailio or must i use an second voip system for that?
In our sip:provider CE platforms we use Kamailio purely as a proxy and use SEMS for that kind of things instead. You can provide peer authentication credentials for subscribers, and SEMS will register in their behalf on a 3rd-party-system. Then when a call comes in, kamailio will map these for example sipgate-users to the local subscribers and will deliver the call to whatever the routing logic is. Works like charm.
Andreas
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