Re: [OpenSBC] Couple of questions

[Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...>]

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Jonas Gauffin wrote:
> Hello
>
> I've been checking OpenSBC and got a couple of questions.
>
> I can provide my own configuration by implementing a XML-RPC server, 
> right?

Close but not quite.    OpenSBC allows you to design your own config 
pages by providing XML-RPC hooks so an external web interface maybe able 
to edit config info outside of OpenSBC Config Pages.  OpenSBC will still 
fetch information locally.

> But what if I just want to provide the routing information when it's 
> requested (when a new call arrives)?
>
> I want to do the same with UA authentication (REGISTER). I want to 
> lookup the
> account/password when the REGISTER transaction is received.
Work is currently in progress to introduce diameter support in OpenSBC.  
You could provide route and auth info to OpenSBC by implementing a 
diameter server.   We are expecting this feature to be included in 
version 1.1.6

>
> I want to monitor all calls on each UA (to always have the current 
> state of a UA (as in busy/free)). What is the best way to do that?
> How do I control calls that UA's have? (like put them on hold, 
> disconnect etc)

That feature is a switchboard feature and should be a functionality of a 
PBX and not an SBC.

>
>
> Last question is about IVR. How do I create different IVR 
> applications? I've tried to figure out how SBCIVRHandler is invoked, 
> but it's lot of code to dig in.
>

You have looked at the right place.  I believe the IVR handler is one of 
the easiest to understand among all the OSBC handlers.   There is 
currently work being done to have OpenSBC support VXML via openVXI.   
This should be out with 1.1.6 as well.


> Any help would be greatly appreciated,
>   Jonas
>
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