Hello List. I have a question for the list. I want to know if is possible to serve two domains in a single SER machine. The idea is have two domains and have for each domain different authentication methods, different exec( ) command calls, and even maybe different billing model. Is possible to implement this?, if so, the best method to separete the "profiles" is by a if (uri=="mydomain1.com") else if (uri="mydomain2.com") or somethign like that?. For example is possible in a sigle machine have something like this.
********************************************************* * SER SIP PROXY SERVER * * IP : 192.168.1.10 * ********************************************************* Profile 1. Profile 2 Users Registered with Users Registered with Domain Domain sip1.mydomain.com sip2.mydomain.com Prefix = 555 Prefix = 444
This domain have This domain have authentication 1 authentication 2 authorization 1 authorization 2 billing 1 billing 2 exec 1 exec 2
Any help is welcome. Best Regards.
Ricardo Martinez
Hi Richardo,
Yes, it's possible for a single SER instance to serve more than one domains. I'm not sure if there is a standard recipe hoe to do this. basically you have to use the functionality of "domain" module - please note that you have to activate the mutidomain support in some other modules (via "use_domain" parameter). If you want to have different profiles for each domain, you can use a combination of "if" scripting and "avpops" module - this module allows you to have preferences per domain and might help. Again, there is not standard recipe for this.
Best regards, Marian Dumitru
Ricardo Martinez wrote:
Hello List. I have a question for the list. I want to know if is possible to serve two domains in a single SER machine. The idea is have two domains and have for each domain different authentication methods, different exec( ) command calls, and even maybe different billing model. Is possible to implement this?, if so, the best method to separete the "profiles" is by a if (uri=="mydomain1.com") else if (uri="mydomain2.com") or somethign like that?. For example is possible in a sigle machine have something like this.
SER SIP PROXY SERVER *
IP : 192.168.1.10 *
Profile 1. Profile 2 Users Registered with Users Registered with Domain Domain sip1.mydomain.com sip2.mydomain.com Prefix = 555 Prefix = 444
This domain have This domain have authentication 1 authentication 2 authorization 1 authorization 2 billing 1 billing 2 exec 1 exec 2
Any help is welcome. Best Regards.
Ricardo Martinez
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