Dear All
I am working with some developers to create a sip client that supports TLS for me. During the beta stage they created the phone and it sent "sips" packets with transport=tls in the packet.
The thing is that I used the sethostport and t_relay to send data to my PSTN gateway that works on UDP but in both cases I was not able to make PSTN calls.
The developers created a custom openser.cfg that rewrites sips packets to sip and removes the transport=tls from the packets. How efficient is this ? Is this the typical approach to make a TLS call through Openser where the PSTN gateway does not support TLS ?
Please have a look at the config file if you can.
Thanks
Hello,
On 08/11/08 10:16, Ali Jawad wrote:
Dear All
I am working with some developers to create a sip client that supports TLS for me. During the beta stage they created the phone and it sent “sips” packets with transport=tls in the packet.
The thing is that I used the sethostport and t_relay to send data to my PSTN gateway that works on UDP but in both cases I was not able to make PSTN calls.
The developers created a custom openser.cfg that rewrites sips packets to sip and removes the transport=tls from the packets. How efficient is this ? Is this the typical approach to make a TLS call through Openser where the PSTN gateway does not support TLS ?
It is safe and recommended, otherwise you may force the next hop to try tls to forward and if does not support to do it or doen not support TLS at all may not understand and call will be dropped.
Cheers, Daniel
Please have a look at the config file if you can.
Thanks
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