Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC as registrar for Asterisk
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From: Joegen B. <jb...@so...> - 2009-02-05 01:21:12
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> In short what I am trying to configure is like a proxy server for asterisk
This is exactly what upper registration is. If you replace OpenSBC with
OpenSER, the process will be exactly the same. Anyway, I think I know what
you want so I won't pursue further down that line. What you want is to give
your users just the IP address of OpenSBC and have them configure it as both
their Outbound Proxy and Registrar/Domain. You got lucky. Just two days
ago, I added a new parameter in Upper-Registration called
All-Reg-As-Upper-Reg. Grab the latest code from CVS. The comment below
says it all.
{code}
/*
This parameter will indicate to OpenSBC that you want to treat all REGISTER
requests as upper registration including ones with request-uri bound to an
SBC local address. Typically, OpenSBC will process REGISTER routed to its
local address or a domain which resolves to its local address using Local
Domain Accounts. If this value is checked, all REGISTER will effectively be
upper registration and make Local Domain Accounts moot. You do have to make
sure that a corresponding route is set to point the local domain/address to
an actual upper registrar address in B2BUA-Routes.
*/
{code}
Joegen
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From: "OpenSBC Forum" <ope...@op...>
Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 2:58 AM
To: <ope...@li...>
Subject: Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC as registrar for Asterisk
> Hi Joegen. Thanks for the reply. Yeah but what I want to do is to hide
> asterisk from the outside. I locked down asterisk to only accept request
> from my SBC box. I did this because I have many mobile employees in the
> office. Before, for them to register to asterisk we have to add their IP
> from the exception list so that they could register to asterisk. I placed
> SBC so that they will just do the registration in the SBC box. In short
> what I am trying to configure is like a proxy server for asterisk.
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