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Re: [OpenSBC] Registrations

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

Jonas Gauffin wrote:
> Hello
>
> I got a opensbc listening on it's local ip address (192.168.1.102).
> How do I make opensbc handle my domain (let's say "domain.com")?
>   

Go to the HTTP Admin (Internal DNS Mapping) and add an entry

[sip:domain.com] 192.168.1.102


This will fool OpenSBC as if domain.com is actually a valid DNS A record.
>
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[OpenSBC] Registrations

[Jonas G. <jon...@gm...>]

Hello

I got a opensbc listening on it's local ip address (192.168.1.102).
How do I make opensbc handle my domain (let's say "domain.com")?


Regards,
  Jonas

Re: [OpenSBC] Media Server IVR I can see it in the OpenSBC source - Can I develop call control and applications with it ?

[Reg M. <reg...@cs...>]

Hi are you the same -guest- that help me out with the win32 exception question I had? If so or not, thanks.


 Yes, I am up to learning , and as quickly as possible , how to use the built in media server IVR of OpenSBC.  However, I am a 3 day OpenSBC experience user and


do need a bit of jump starter help.  Ok , I dialed 5000 at the OpenSBC and I see there is an IVR asking for security code.  I will work on it from there and post as needed.


Should I post on the OpenSBC area?  Thanks

[OpenSBC] transfer

[Jonas G. <jon...@gm...>]

Hello

I got a question about IVRTransferCall.
Is it possible to specify the From contact in any way?

I would like to display like "Voicemail" <88...@my...>

Regards,
  Jonas

Re: [OpenSBC] Media Server IVR I can see it in the OpenSBC source - Can I develop call control and applications with it ?

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

Reg Master wrote:
> Hi Folks,  I wonder if anyone can tell me if and how I can use the OpenSBC Media IVR to develop my own call control and services.
>
>   

Indeed.  We have a proprietary debit card app running in Solegy based on 
that code.


> Or am I just confused.  The only docs I have are the set up docs for the OpenSBC itself.  Are there a set of developer docs for application
>
>
> creation using the IVR ?
>   

Unfortunately there isn't any docs available for the media server right 
now.   If you are really up to the challenge, just send in your code 
related questions.  There are several members  of this list who have 
developed their own IVR apps using OpenSBC.  I am sure they are willing 
to pitch in and help you out.  For starters,  copy the prompts folder 
into the same directory as your exe, dial 5000 and trace through 
SBCIVRHandler.cxx


>
>  Thanks for helping.
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[OpenSBC] Media Server IVR I can see it in the OpenSBC source - Can I develop call control and applications with it ?

[Reg M. <reg...@cs...>]

Hi Folks,  I wonder if anyone can tell me if and how I can use the OpenSBC Media IVR to develop my own call control and services.


Or am I just confused.  The only docs I have are the set up docs for the OpenSBC itself.  Are there a set of developer docs for application


creation using the IVR ?


 Thanks for helping.

Re: [OpenSBC] \OSBC Test Cases

[Chandra S. A. <cag...@ve...>]

Joegen , 

Thanks for the reply . I am aware of this tool and similar.

What I was looking for is a set of test cases themselves those could be
executed on OpenSBC.

Also, is there any feature list documented for OpenSBC ?

Thanks and warm regards
CS



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Subject: Re: [OpenSBC] \OSBC Test Cases

http://sipp.sourceforge.net/ can be customized using XML to come up with 
custom test cases.

Chandra Shekhar Agrawal wrote:
> Dear List, Greetings!
>
> Are there any test cases available in the open community that could be run
> over the OpenSBC installation? 
>
> Thanks and warm regards,
> CS
>
>
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Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC service dies ( stops ) on first Register. Details included and help requested.

[Reg M. <reg...@cs...>]

Thanks.  I installed Visual Studio 2008 Pro and also downloaded the new opensbc and opensip.


Compiled everything , what a monster lol, and I had to hand fix a few link issues with VS 2008 but after all was


done,  OpenSBC ran like I was hoping.   Thanks.  I am thinking that the binaries should be redone and posted though.

Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC service dies ( stops ) on first Register. Details included and help requested.

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

Since there isn't much information to work with except OpenSBC crashing 
on receipt of first packet, I can only guess.  However, since you say 
its OSSPhone, that you used to register, it's definitely not an 
interoperability issue as well.   By process of elimination, I can say 
that this is an incompatibility issue in the OS libraries installed in 
your box and the ones OpenSBC was originally compiled with.   I am 
suggesting that you just compile OpenSBC from source instead of using 
the installer.  OpenSBC compiles well in visual studio 2005 Express 
which is free.  Lastly, there have been a lot of development going on 
since version 1.1.4.  I suggest you use the current version from CVS.


Reg Master wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
>
> Please post if you can help me figure out what I am doing wrong.
>
>
> I built a brand new Win3k Server and patched it up to SP2, then I downloaded the binary of OpenSBC from opensipstack.org ( opensbc-1.1.4-setup.msi ) and I installed it on the Win3k server.
>
>
> Install was successful.  I can see it in services list and it is Started. I was able to log into the web admin page and goto all the config screens.  I changed no settings at all.
>
>
> I downloaded the binary of OSSPhone from opensipstack.org ( OSSPhoneSetup.msi ) and I installed it on my development XP box and it installed successfully and I started OSSPhone
>
>
> and inputted the IP ADDRESS of my Win3k server for which OpenSBC service is running.
>
>
> user id : regmaster
>
>
> account id : 2222
>
>
> password: 1234
>
>
> registrar : my win3k svr ip adder
>
>
> click [login] 
>
>
> Then on win3k server desktop ( I am logged in as administrator on the win3k box ) I get "unhandled win32 exception" and the OpenSBC service stops itself.
>
>
> The OpenSBC logs show that the registration attempt was handled and does not show any errors.
>
>
> What else can I show or tell that will help?  This seems so generic that it must be some kind of config issue.  But either way
>
>
> the OpenSBC application should not just blow up with win32 exception.....
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Re: [OpenSBC] OpenSBC service dies ( stops ) on first Register. Details included and help requested.

[Reg M. <reg...@cs...>]

Just an update.


After the win32 exception box is closed.  I get a small pop up box from OpenSBC that says, "Not run as a service", but it was


running as a service and handled the register request - then it had the win32 exception and put up the not run as a service box.  After I


click ok on that box the service stops and crashes.


 I can repeat this every time.  

[OpenSBC] OpenSBC service dies ( stops ) on first Register. Details included and help requested.

[Reg M. <reg...@cs...>]

Hi Folks,


Please post if you can help me figure out what I am doing wrong.


I built a brand new Win3k Server and patched it up to SP2, then I downloaded the binary of OpenSBC from opensipstack.org ( opensbc-1.1.4-setup.msi ) and I installed it on the Win3k server.


Install was successful.  I can see it in services list and it is Started. I was able to log into the web admin page and goto all the config screens.  I changed no settings at all.


I downloaded the binary of OSSPhone from opensipstack.org ( OSSPhoneSetup.msi ) and I installed it on my development XP box and it installed successfully and I started OSSPhone


and inputted the IP ADDRESS of my Win3k server for which OpenSBC service is running.


user id : regmaster


account id : 2222


password: 1234


registrar : my win3k svr ip adder


click [login] 


Then on win3k server desktop ( I am logged in as administrator on the win3k box ) I get "unhandled win32 exception" and the OpenSBC service stops itself.


The OpenSBC logs show that the registration attempt was handled and does not show any errors.


What else can I show or tell that will help?  This seems so generic that it must be some kind of config issue.  But either way


the OpenSBC application should not just blow up with win32 exception.....

Re: [OpenSBC] routing and sip trunk

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

The mail never came.   Please send it to jo...@op...


jeroen wrote:
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Re: [OpenSBC] \OSBC Test Cases

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

http://sipp.sourceforge.net/ can be customized using XML to come up with 
custom test cases.

Chandra Shekhar Agrawal wrote:
> Dear List, Greetings!
>
> Are there any test cases available in the open community that could be run
> over the OpenSBC installation? 
>
> Thanks and warm regards,
> CS
>
>
>
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[OpenSBC] \OSBC Test Cases

[Chandra S. A. <cag...@ve...>]

Dear List, Greetings!

Are there any test cases available in the open community that could be run
over the OpenSBC installation? 

Thanks and warm regards,
CS



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Re: [OpenSBC] routing and sip trunk

[jeroen <gro...@zo...>]

 


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*Local domain accounts* 



set to accept all registrations 

Re: [OpenSBC] routing and sip trunk

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

Can you provide the INVITE sent by your phone?

jeroen wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I'm not getting OpenSBC to route outbound call to a sip-provider. The sip configuration has registered at the sip-provider. But when I make a call with xlite I get 403-forbidden. This seems the be an action of opensbc since I do not see any traffic (whireshark) at this time to the sip-provider 
>
>
>
> *Configuration*
>
>
>
> cvs downloaded 14-jan-2008 (1.1.5?)
> OpenSBC   		172.16.0.71
> Xlite    		172.16.0.81
> siptrunk voiptalk.org
>
> *B2BAUA Route*
>
>  
> sip:* sip:nat.voiptalk.org:5065;sip-trunk=true
>
> *Trunking*
>
>
> registered
>
>
> <siptrunk trunk-name="voiptalk.org"
> route-set="voiptalk.org"
> sip-domain="voiptalk.org"
> expires="3600">
> <trunk-accounts>
> <account user-name="********"
> auth-user-name="************"
> auth-password="*********"
> inbound-route="sip:10@172.16.0.81"
> expires="3600" />
>
>
> thanks in advance
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[OpenSBC] routing and sip trunk

[jeroen <gro...@zo...>]

Hello,



I'm not getting OpenSBC to route outbound call to a sip-provider. The sip configuration has registered at the sip-provider. But when I make a call with xlite I get 403-forbidden. This seems the be an action of opensbc since I do not see any traffic (whireshark) at this time to the sip-provider 



*Configuration*



cvs downloaded 14-jan-2008 (1.1.5?)
OpenSBC   		172.16.0.71
Xlite    		172.16.0.81
siptrunk voiptalk.org

*B2BAUA Route*

 
sip:* sip:nat.voiptalk.org:5065;sip-trunk=true

*Trunking*


registered


<siptrunk trunk-name="voiptalk.org"
route-set="voiptalk.org"
sip-domain="voiptalk.org"
expires="3600">
<trunk-accounts>
<account user-name="********"
auth-user-name="************"
auth-password="*********"
inbound-route="sip:10@172.16.0.81"
expires="3600" />


thanks in advance


 


jeroen. 


 

Re: [OpenSBC] Feature request for troubleshooting

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

Checkout the CALEA section.   Packets filtered by CALEA will be dumped 
to a pcap file and saved int he calea folder.  You may then create a 
script that will e-mail the packet capture.   No code change is needed 
for this.


OSBCUser wrote:
> i like to make saggestion for a new feature to operate like this...
>
>
> - In the configuration it is possible to define a specific SIP user (and assocated e-mail address) for testing purposes
>
>
> - whenever calls from the account are detected, osbc will  automatically enable verbose logging and l email b2bua call logs to the stated email address
>
>
> in this way, it makes troubleshooting very easy.
>
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> i hope you will agree it is worthile to ad 
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[OpenSBC] Feature request for troubleshooting

[OSBCUser <osb...@gm...>]

i like to make saggestion for a new feature to operate like this...


- In the configuration it is possible to define a specific SIP user (and assocated e-mail address) for testing purposes


- whenever calls from the account are detected, osbc will  automatically enable verbose logging and l email b2bua call logs to the stated email address


in this way, it makes troubleshooting very easy.


i hope you will agree it is worthile to ad 


 

Re: [OpenSBC] Question about limiting sessions

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

Ryan was the owner of the code responsible for max sessions but from my 
understanding this is connected calls.   Your example below is not a 
guarantee that the 51st call will be rejected.

OSBCUser wrote:
> in trying to limit the total calls that get sent to a particular gateway, i created this b2bua route:
>
>
>  [sip:5551212@*;max-session=50] sip:192.168.1.1
>
>
> my question is whether incompleted calls will be counted as part of the session limit.  that is, if i get 50 simultaneous call attempts that all be rejected by the gateway 192.168.1.1, what will happen to the 51st simultaneous call?  
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[OpenSBC] Question about limiting sessions

[OSBCUser <osb...@gm...>]

in trying to limit the total calls that get sent to a particular gateway, i created this b2bua route:


 [sip:5551212@*;max-session=50] sip:192.168.1.1


my question is whether incompleted calls will be counted as part of the session limit.  that is, if i get 50 simultaneous call attempts that all be rejected by the gateway 192.168.1.1, what will happen to the 51st simultaneous call?  


 hope it is clear


 

Re: [OpenSBC] [OpenSIPStack] Two (2) OSBC on net segment

[<sa...@ER...>]

Hi ehernaez

In a conference call today my  boss was in a rare mood.  Which got us
thinking about this "Open Source"  effort.   We have gone in circles and
doubled back more then once.    There seems to be fog and every once in
while a fist punches through and drops some gold from it's hand and then
retreats.  Clearly you know exactly how to set this up and test it.  What is
the delay in publishing a simple how to like the SIP TRUNK doc.  Its a great
starter doc but un-worth of the talent running around Solegy.com.  It may
come in handy someday when SIP TRUNK actually starts working.

How would you like to create a How To for all us imbeciles.  After all isn't
that the basic theosophy surrounding Open Source?

If we were to get this to work and wanted to publish a step by step How To
and wanted to make it available to everyone on this list how would we go
about doing it so that it would be not burred 10 levels down.?

Warren Kreckler


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "ehernaez" <ope...@op...>
To: <ope...@li...>
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 11:04 AM
Subject: Re: [OpenSBC] [OpenSIPStack] Two (2) OSBC on net segment
>
>
> It's definitely not necessary to have 4 OSBC instances.  The same OSBC
instances can be used for inbound and outbound call scenarios.  You just
need to be able to distinguish between inbound and outbound calls, which can
be done by using a SIPX prefix for outbound calls.
>
> 8&lt;----------------------------- 
>
>
> Hi ehernaez
>
> ITSP &lt;==&gt; Peering OSBC &lt;==&gt; Access OSBC &lt;==&gt; sipX  This
requires two (2)
> opensbc's
> UA &lt;==&gt; Access OSBC &lt;==&gt; sipX &lt;==&gt; Peering OSBC
&lt;==&gt; ITSP.  This requires
> two (2) additional OSBC
>
> For a grand total of four (4) OSBC's.  That's 5 servers altogether.
>
> Another way of looking at this is using factoring:
>
> ITSP &lt;==&gt; Peering OSBC &lt;==&gt; Access OSBC &lt;==&gt; sipX
>
> II
>
> II
> UA &lt;==&gt; Access OSBC &lt;==&gt; sipX &lt;==&gt;
> Peering OSBC &lt;==&gt; ITSP
>
> or this
>
> ITSP &lt;==&gt; Peering OSBC &lt;==&gt; Access OSBC &lt;==&gt; sipX
&lt;==&gt; UA &lt;==&gt; Access OSBC
> &lt;==&gt; sipX &lt;==&gt; Peering OSBC &lt;==&gt; ITSP
>
> This is beginning to make me laugh out loud.  In other words there is no
way
> of using UPPerRegistration and Relay routes to eliminate 2 of the OSBC's
>
> It's beginning to look like the sipX people should incorporate openSBC as
a
> SIP TRUNK Gateway for both Peering and Access Edge SBC's.  After all
openSBC
> is 100% RFC compliant.  My god 4 OSBC's servers...
>
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Re: [OpenSBC] [OpenSIPStack] Two (2) OSBC on net segment

[ehernaez <ope...@op...>]

 


It's definitely not necessary to have 4 OSBC instances.  The same OSBC instances can be used for inbound and outbound call scenarios.  You just need to be able to distinguish between inbound and outbound calls, which can be done by using a SIPX prefix for outbound calls. 


 


 


 


8<----------------------------- 


Hi ehernaez

ITSP <==> Peering OSBC <==> Access OSBC <==> sipX  This requires two (2)
opensbc's
UA <==> Access OSBC <==> sipX <==> Peering OSBC <==> ITSP.  This requires
two (2) additional OSBC

For a grand total of four (4) OSBC's.  That's 5 servers altogether.

Another way of looking at this is using factoring:

ITSP <==> Peering OSBC <==> Access OSBC <==> sipX

II

II
UA <==> Access OSBC <==> sipX <==>
Peering OSBC <==> ITSP

or this

ITSP <==> Peering OSBC <==> Access OSBC <==> sipX <==> UA <==> Access OSBC
<==> sipX <==> Peering OSBC <==> ITSP

This is beginning to make me laugh out loud.  In other words there is no way
of using UPPerRegistration and Relay routes to eliminate 2 of the OSBC's

It's beginning to look like the sipX people should incorporate openSBC as a
SIP TRUNK Gateway for both Peering and Access Edge SBC's.  After all openSBC
is 100% RFC compliant.  My god 4 OSBC's servers...

Warrem Kreckler.

Re: [OpenSBC] Transcoding

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

No, we do not support transcoding in OpenSBC.

Ruchir Brahmbhatt wrote:
> Hello,
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> Can OpenSBC do codec transcoding?
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> Is there anyway to achieve transcoding while main traffic is travelling through OpenSBC.
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[OpenSBC] Transcoding

[Ruchir B. <ruc...@ec...>]

Hello,


Can OpenSBC do codec transcoding?


Is there anyway to achieve transcoding while main traffic is travelling through OpenSBC.


 


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Thanks