29 Mar
2005
29 Mar
'05
1:11 p.m.
Hi,
I'm trying to install a tool to monitor SIP messages between UA and SER.
"Callflow" is a: callflow sequence diagram generator
http://callflow.sourceforge.net/
Anyone succeded in installing this in Fedora 3 ?
29 Mar
29 Mar
1:25 p.m.
try sip_scenario instead its much easier, in fact u just untar it, u
need dumps from tcpdump or ethereal, can work on windows or linux
Iqbal
Luis Leite wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to install a tool to monitor SIP messages between UA and SER.
"Callflow" is a: callflow sequence diagram generator
http://callflow.sourceforge.net/
Anyone succeded in installing this in Fedora 3 ?
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New subject: [Serusers] SIP interconnect best practice
Hi
I am looking at exchanging/carrying traffic for a international company,
who wishes to terminate locally, they want to hand me SIP traffic, now
what the easist setup for billing on something like this, I dont think
it needs to pass via SER at all, since they would have done all the
processing b4 it hit me, hence should I just connect directly to the
gateway (cisco), and then take care of the billing there.
tks
Iqbal
1:59 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] SIP interconnect best practice
I would think you would want a proxy for some level of control over
which gateway handled the traffic. If so then perhaps the proxy is the
place to handle the traffic accounting/billing.
-Steve
Iqbal wrote:
Hi
I am looking at exchanging/carrying traffic for a international
company, who wishes to terminate locally, they want to hand me SIP
traffic, now what the easist setup for billing on something like this,
I dont think it needs to pass via SER at all, since they would have
done all the processing b4 it hit me, hence should I just connect
directly to the gateway (cisco), and then take care of the billing there.
tks
Iqbal
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New subject: [Serusers] SIP interconnect best practice
Igbal,
Normally, you would want carrier traffic to go thru your proxy so you can
authenticate and authorize the request. From that point on, you can use
routing/forwarding to send the request to a proper terminating gateway or
another proxy. That way, your customer only has to work with a single IP
address when sending you traffic. However, if you really want to give them
your cisco's ip address then you can configure you cisco gateway for radius
or diameter accounting. Using open source radius servers, you can output
radius records into the database like mysql or other relational database.
You can use tools like http://www.ag-projects.com/CDRTool.html to perform
your billing.
Hope this helps
Alex
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Subject: [Serusers] SIP interconnect best practice
Hi
I am looking at exchanging/carrying traffic for a international company,
who wishes to terminate locally, they want to hand me SIP traffic, now
what the easist setup for billing on something like this, I dont think
it needs to pass via SER at all, since they would have done all the
processing b4 it hit me, hence should I just connect directly to the
gateway (cisco), and then take care of the billing there.
tks
Iqbal
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New subject: [Serusers] SIP interconnect best practice
tks, so you would treat them as any other sip caller, just that they
would call to multiple destinations at the same time, and then just have
a forward statement to route calls to gw. I just was thinking that it
might be better to separate the bulk traffic from individual
calls...having said that I guess these ar individual calls, except they
are from one source.
Iqbal
Alex Vishnev wrote:
Igbal,
Normally, you would want carrier traffic to go thru your proxy so you can
authenticate and authorize the request. From that point on, you can use
routing/forwarding to send the request to a proper terminating gateway or
another proxy. That way, your customer only has to work with a single IP
address when sending you traffic. However, if you really want to give them
your cisco's ip address then you can configure you cisco gateway for radius
or diameter accounting. Using open source radius servers, you can output
radius records into the database like mysql or other relational database.
You can use tools like http://www.ag-projects.com/CDRTool.html to perform
your billing.
Hope this helps
Alex
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Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2005 6:29 AM
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Subject: [Serusers] SIP interconnect best practice
Hi
I am looking at exchanging/carrying traffic for a international company,
who wishes to terminate locally, they want to hand me SIP traffic, now
what the easist setup for billing on something like this, I dont think
it needs to pass via SER at all, since they would have done all the
processing b4 it hit me, hence should I just connect directly to the
gateway (cisco), and then take care of the billing there.
tks
Iqbal
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