Dear List,
I'm deleted many things in OpenSER and reconfigured it :
* clients behind ADSL Routers so NATted clients, since we apply for forwarding for port 5060 in each modem, they can register with SER and they can talk with each others, voice traffic does not pass through OpenSER which is good and preferred :)
* i have already set up mediaproxy but stopped it to make this experiment with OpenSER, but i will start it again for case : If a client needs to call PSTN, the voice should go from client to OpenSER (no MediaProxy) and from OpenSER to PSTN (MediaProxy)
Is it possible to force SER to use MediaProxy just for case of PSTN calls simply ?
Thanks, Ozan
Hello,
On 08/09/05 14:41, Ozan Blotter wrote:
Dear List,
I'm deleted many things in OpenSER and reconfigured it :
- clients behind ADSL Routers so NATted clients, since we apply for
forwarding for port 5060 in each modem, they can register with SER and they can talk with each others, voice traffic does not pass through OpenSER which is good and preferred :)
- i have already set up mediaproxy but stopped it to make this
experiment with OpenSER, but i will start it again for case : If a client needs to call PSTN, the voice should go from client to OpenSER (no MediaProxy) and from OpenSER to PSTN (MediaProxy)
Is it possible to force SER to use MediaProxy just for case of PSTN calls simply ?
you can use mediaproxy for any call you want. Just use use_media_proxy() function for those calls. For PSTN destinations you have to filter the calls based on URI:
if (method==INVITE && uri=~"__pstn_prefix__") { use_media_proxy(); }
Mediaproxy module online documentation: http://openser.org/docs/modules/0.10.x/mediaproxy.html
Daniel
Thanks, Ozan
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