5 Aug
2005
5 Aug
'05
5:10 p.m.
I'd like some advice.
What are people doing for PSTN connectivity when using third-party gateways?
- For outbound, lcr with the uac module for authentication seems to be the way.
- For inbound, either getting the providers to route DIDs directly
using SRV or using sipsak to REGISTER seems to be a possibility.
For DIDs, just using aliases to push the call to a user?
Thanks,
A.
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Adam Sherman
Technologist
5 Aug
5 Aug
5:23 p.m.
Hi
It depends on how your gateway works, use lcr to route out, if they want
auth then uac else just IP auth.
For inbound, use aliases (I use speeddial table...long story) for DiD
mapping. I dont follow the sipsak usage to register for inbound, what
you would need to do, is to allow the gateway IP as trusted into your setup
Iqbal
Adam Sherman wrote:
I'd like some advice.
What are people doing for PSTN connectivity when using third-party gateways?
- For outbound, lcr with the uac module for authentication seems to be the way.
- For inbound, either getting the providers to route DIDs directly
using SRV or using sipsak to REGISTER seems to be a possibility.
For DIDs, just using aliases to push the call to a user?
Thanks,
A.
6:48 p.m.
On 8/5/05, Iqbal <iqbal(a)gigo.co.uk> wrote:
For inbound, use aliases (I use speeddial table...long
story) for DiD
mapping. I dont follow the sipsak usage to register for inbound, what
you would need to do, is to allow the gateway IP as trusted into your setup
If the provider requires you to REGISTER on their proxy, I hear you
can use sipsak to achieve this.
Thanks,
A.
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Adam Sherman
Technologist
6:54 p.m.
you can, but for DiD why would u need to register, the provider is
sending the INVITE to you ...or have i missed something
Iqbal
Adam Sherman wrote:
On 8/5/05, Iqbal <iqbal(a)gigo.co.uk> wrote:
For inbound, use aliases (I use speeddial
table...long story) for DiD
mapping. I dont follow the sipsak usage to register for inbound, what
you would need to do, is to allow the gateway IP as trusted into your setup
If the provider requires you to REGISTER on their proxy, I hear you
can use sipsak to achieve this.
Thanks,
A.
5:24 p.m.
Adam Sherman wrote:
I'd like some advice.
What are people doing for PSTN connectivity when using third-party gateways?
- For outbound, lcr with the uac module for authentication seems to be the way.
For PSTN termination, authentication on username/password is not a good
solution. uac module also has problem with the CSeq and thus may not
work with all PSTN gateways.
Better would be if the termination provider authenticates against the
proxy IP address and using TCP (or TLS).
- For inbound, either getting the providers to route
DIDs directly
using SRV or using sipsak to REGISTER seems to be a possibility.
Also REGISTER are not, as you have may to REGISTER every DID. If you
have fixed IP addresses, a static routing using the IP address (or SRV)
is easier.
klaus
For DIDs, just using aliases to push the call to a user?
Thanks,
A.
5:28 p.m.
On 8/5/05, Klaus Darilion <klaus.mailinglists(a)pernau.at> wrote:
I'm trying to be flexible so as to be able to deal with multiple providers.
Thanks very much for your feedback.
A.
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Adam Sherman
Technologist
Better would be if the termination provider
authenticates against the
proxy IP address and using TCP (or TLS).
Can you explain why you say TCP?
- For inbound,
either getting the providers to route DIDs directly
using SRV or using sipsak to REGISTER seems to be a possibility.
Also REGISTER are not, as you have may to REGISTER every DID. If you
have fixed IP addresses, a static routing using the IP address (or SRV)
is easier.
5:39 p.m.
udp can be spoofed
Iqbal
Adam Sherman wrote:
On 8/5/05, Klaus Darilion
<klaus.mailinglists(a)pernau.at> wrote:
I'm trying to be flexible so as to be able to deal with multiple providers.
Thanks very much for your feedback.
A.
Better would be if the termination provider
authenticates against the
proxy IP address and using TCP (or TLS).
Can you explain why you say TCP?
- For
inbound, either getting the providers to route DIDs directly
using SRV or using sipsak to REGISTER seems to be a possibility.
Also REGISTER are not, as you have may to REGISTER every DID. If you
have fixed IP addresses, a static routing using the IP address (or SRV)
is easier.
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