Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2009-01-01 16:15:37
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inline.... Tony Turner wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > > > I need an SBC to register SIP clients and send all traffic starting 0 > to a trunk. It must only send traffic to the trunk for registered > users only. > > > > I have downloaded OpenSBC MSI and installed on a Windows 2003 server > with two interface cards. > > > > I have OpenSBC set up in B2BOnly Mode > > > > I can register two SIP clients. > > sip:20...@si...:5060 sip:192.168.1.89:7055 3260 > sip:10...@si... sip:100@192.168.1.67:5060 2990 > > > > I have a trunk which registers: > > sip:08453870000@REMOVED sip:08453870000@REMOVED:5066 > f95953a8-56fd-1810-91ab-a931058ef8ec@212.13.196.40 > <mailto:f95953a8-56fd-1810-91ab-a931058ef8ec@212.13.196.40> SIP/2.0 200 OK > > > > Trunk Config > > > > <root> > > <siptrunk trunk-name="trunk.MobileSqueeze" > > route-set="sip:REMOVED" > > sip-domain=" REMOVED" > > expires="10"> > > <trunk-accounts> > > <account user-name="08453870000" > > auth-user-name="08453870000" > > auth-password=" REMOVED" > > inbound-route="sip:10...@si..." > > expires="3600"/> > > </trunk-accounts> > > <transient-accounts> > > <account user-name="08453870000" > > auth-user-name="08453870000" > > auth-password=" REMOVED" > > inbound-route="10...@si... > <mailto:10...@si...>" > > expires="3600"/> > > </transient-accounts> > > </siptrunk> > > </root> > > > > Each client can call each other. > > > > I use an external route file route.xml > > > > <routes> > > <route filter="sip:100*"></route> > > <route filter="sip:200*"></route> > > </routes> > > > > How do I route all calls starting 0 to the registered trunk? > <route filter="sip:0* <sip:100*>">sip:yoursiptrunkdomain.com;sip-trunk=true</route> > Is my trunk config correct? > > I cannot find any logs on the Windows server, I log SIP-Log-Level 5, > do I have to start the service different to get it to log? > Log is in Application Data/OpenSIPStack/OpenSBCData > Is B2BOnly Mode the correct mode for using OpenSBC as registrar and > send traffic for "registered users only" to the trunk? > Yes > > > > I can compile OpenSBC from source just wanted to get it working first. > > > > Thank you > > > > Tony > > > |