4 Dec
2002
4 Dec
'02
3:29 p.m.
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There is no B2BUA support in SER. You can try to use some
existing B2BUA implementation. You can use SER along with
B2BUA too -- they interact using SIP. You just need to set
SIP routing accordingly to your scenario.
You should be perhaps warned of some side-effect of use
of the B2BUA technology. The root reason is B2BUAs break
the end-to-end model, in which intelligence lives in
end-devices. With B2BUA, you put a fair amount of work
on a network entity. That breaks e2e security, degrades
scalability and robustness -- B2BUA's failure affect
all existing calls.
-Jiri
At 01:18 PM 12/4/2002, Igor Vasiliev wrote:
Hello,
I've tryed to read B2BUA's doc that I could find.
But I did't properly understand how it should works with SER.
Should SER redirect any INVITE(e.t.c) request to B2BUA,
and after B2BUA'll try to establish connection with a calee
on behalf of B2BUA?
Or B2BUA should be stand alone programm working without
any SIP proxy server?
Then how could it find out callee location.
Could anybody describe me shortly a interaction model
between caller B2BUA SER and callee.
Just general example.
Thanks
Igor Vasiliev
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4 Dec
4 Dec
4:21 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] Re[5]: [Serhelp] third part session control
There is no B2BUA support in SER.
Yes, I know.
You can try to use some
existing B2BUA implementation. You can use SER along with
B2BUA too -- they interact using SIP. You just need to set
SIP routing accordingly to your scenario.
Problem of my understanding is here.
How should I redirect requests?
4:50 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] Re[5]: [Serhelp] third part session control
At 02:21 PM 12/4/2002, Igor Vasiliev wrote:
Requests are redirected in SER using sl_send_reply with
a 3xx code in it. That has nothing to do with B2BUAs, though.
You can proxy requests too -- again, how you route them
depends on what you want to accomplish. For example, you
can look at URIs and route all requests with nummerical
usernames to a B2BUA, whereas everything else will be
routed using a user location database. There are really
no limits on what your routing policy may be.
http://www.iptel.org/ietf/callprocessing/apps/draft-rosenberg-sipping-app-i…
and
http://www.iptel.org/ietf/callprocessing/apps/draft-rosenberg-sip-app-compo…
give examples of server interactions.
You can try to
use some
existing B2BUA implementation. You can use SER along with
B2BUA too -- they interact using SIP. You just need to set
SIP routing accordingly to your scenario.
Problem of my understanding is here.
How should I redirect requests? From SER to
B2BUA?
Please give me an example of their interaction. Could I use B2BUA without SER(and without any SIP
proxy)?
Yes. There is BTW many other things which you can do without
any SIP proxy -- skiing, playing chess, having phone conversation,
and many more.
-Jiri
5:57 p.m.
New subject: Re[2]: [Serusers] Re[5]: [Serhelp] third part session control
At 02:21 PM 12/4/2002, Igor Vasiliev wrote:
Requests are redirected in SER using sl_send_reply with
a 3xx code in it. That has nothing to do with B2BUAs, though.
You can proxy requests too -- again, how you route them
depends on what you want to accomplish. For example, you
can look at URIs and route all requests with nummerical
usernames to a B2BUA, whereas everything else will be
routed using a user location database. There are really
no limits on what your routing policy may be.
Does it mean that some request(e.g.
depends on caller name)
I can redirect to B2BUA?
Is such scenario correct?
caller --->SER --->B2BUA ----> callee
You can
try to use some
existing B2BUA implementation. You can use SER along with
B2BUA too -- they interact using SIP. You just need to set
SIP routing accordingly to your scenario.
Problem of my understanding is here.
How should I redirect requests? Could I use
B2BUA without SER(and without any SIP proxy)?
Yes. There is BTW many other things
which you can do without
any SIP proxy -- skiing, playing chess
8:50 p.m.
New subject: Re[2]: [Serusers] Re[5]: [Serhelp] third part session control
At 03:57 PM 12/4/2002, Igor Vasiliev wrote:
:)
I just mean, could caller send INVITE directly to B2BUA?
:)
Yes -- a B2BUA could be certainly built in such a way, which
delivers all features a proxy server does.
-Jiri
Does it mean that some request(e.g. depends on caller
name)
I can redirect to B2BUA?
Yes. You can proxy SIP servers in long chains, in which each
element adds some value. A proxy server in the middle of
a chain can decide what the next hop for a request would be.
For example, you can make such a SIP-routing decison with SER:
# prefix for germany -- route over b2bua.germany.bar
if (uri="^sip:+49[0-9]*@foo.bar) t_relay_to("b2bua.germany.bar",
"5060");
# anything else is routed using userloc database
else {
if (!lookup("location")) {
sl_send_reply("404", "Not Fond");
} else {
# forward to the destination in UsrLoc database
t_relay();
}
}
SER is then acting as a "switch", switching by request URI.
Is such scenario correct?
caller --->SER --->B2BUA ----> callee
Such a scenario can be correct to. How you construct the chains
depends mainly on how you want to concatenate values added
by each element in the path. One element can add authentication,
another one user location, yet another firewall control, etc...
Alternative, all the functionality can be merged in a single
server. That is the freedom of choice when building SIP
networks.
Could I use B2BUA without SER(and without any SIP
proxy)?
Yes. There is BTW many other things which you can do without
any SIP proxy -- skiing, playing chess
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