5 Jul
2005
5 Jul
'05
6 p.m.
I've been reading the docs and I can see how to send calls to a gateway,
but I don't see how to get SER to take calls from a gateway?
Is this not a possible thing?
5 Jul
5 Jul
6:16 p.m.
Bruce,
In general inbound calls from a PSTN gateway is as simple as having
SER accept all INVITE message from the PSTN gateway, which means not
challenging it for credentials.
If you look at the PSTN example on http://onsip.org/ you'll see an
example ser.cfg that will allow inbound and outbound PSTN calls.
Regards,
Paul
On 7/5/05, Bruce Ferrell <bferrell(a)baywinds.org> wrote:
I've been reading the docs and I can see how to
send calls to a gateway,
but I don't see how to get SER to take calls from a gateway?
Is this not a possible thing?
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6:16 p.m.
he puts it better than moi :-)
Iqbal
Java Rockx wrote:
Bruce,
In general inbound calls from a PSTN gateway is as simple as having
SER accept all INVITE message from the PSTN gateway, which means not
challenging it for credentials.
If you look at the PSTN example on http://onsip.org/ you'll see an
example ser.cfg that will allow inbound and outbound PSTN calls.
Regards,
Paul
On 7/5/05, Bruce Ferrell <bferrell(a)baywinds.org> wrote:
I've been reading the docs and I can see how
to send calls to a gateway,
but I don't see how to get SER to take calls from a gateway?
Is this not a possible thing?
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