12 Apr
2007
12 Apr
'07
11:11 a.m.
Hi,
is it possible to use OpenSER + RTProxy as a small Session Border Controller?
I want to pass ALL calls to an extra OpenSER+RTPProxy, so ALL calls use
RTP Sessions via RTPProxy. Can the RTP Proxy signal to the SIP Proxy, if a
RTP Session timeouts, so the SIP Proxy can signal a BYE to both legs of
the call?
I need something like this, to not account timeouted calls. For example
broken calls, which never end.
any other ideas? professional session border controllers are very very
very expensive.
12 Apr
12 Apr
3:58 p.m.
Hi Martin,
It is possible to use OpenSER + RTProxy as a small Session Border Controller.
However, the RTP Proxy does _not_ signal to the SIP Proxy, if a RTP
Session timeouts.
On RTP Session timeout, the RTP Proxy will clean up the session by itself.
There's no mechanism in OpenSER to terminate a call. There is a patch
in the tracker that will add this ability to OpenSER. You can use the
sst module to enforce periodic reINVITES between the two parties.
Regards,
Ovidiu Sas
On 4/12/07, Martin Klisch <martin(a)campus-merseburg.de> wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to use OpenSER + RTProxy as a small Session Border Controller?
I want to pass ALL calls to an extra OpenSER+RTPProxy, so ALL calls use
RTP Sessions via RTPProxy. Can the RTP Proxy signal to the SIP Proxy, if a
RTP Session timeouts, so the SIP Proxy can signal a BYE to both legs of
the call?
I need something like this, to not account timeouted calls. For example
broken calls, which never end.
any other ideas? professional session border controllers are very very
very expensive.
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