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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 22:48:04
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{quote:title=joegen wrote:}{quote}
> > 2) I have 'B2BUpperRegMode' enabled and 'Accept-All-Registration' under Local-Domain-Accounts checked. Is this how you meant I should configure OSBC for normal users? The phone is showing as registered under OpenSBC Registration Status and also I can see it in Brekeke as below.
> That should work.
>
> Joegen
>
I noticed that after an hour or so my phone seems to drop off the Registered Users page on Brekeke but I am able to make calls. I can see the phone is registered on the OSBC registration page. If I kill and restart OSBC and reboot then phone it shows again in Brekeke. Is there anything I can do to resolve this?
regards,
Miced
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 22:37:31
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> {quote:title=Imran wrote:}{quote}
> Hi all,
>
> I have setup a OpenSBC enviroment. We want to block SIP URi's here No IP.
> I'm sure it is possible to do that so in OpenSBC, we rather use the webgui instead of creating XML files.
> I would appreciate if one could tell where to search in the gui, or if its in XML, where to do it.
>
> TiA,
>
> Regards,
> Imran
I agree with Eric. Easiest way is to provide an actual B2BUA route and send it to a bogus IP Address. You can also set Host-Access-List filters to ban IP addresses using the Web Admin.
Joegen
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 22:34:01
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Vitaly, Let me replicate your setup locally and get back to you on that CANCEL issue. For the meantime, however, I can see that the domain in the INVITE to URI is not the same domain you configured for you trunk. If your trunk domain is "sip:foobar.com", inbound INVITe should have that domain in the To URI so OpenSBC would know which trunk segment to use for routing. Joegen > {quote:title=Vitaly wrote:}{quote} > > My aim is not to do hairpin. > > I want to trunk inbound calls only. So I have been tried to test a direct call from analog phone to sip-trunk and I got "SIP/2.0 405 Method Not Allowed" > > May be it is because NAT problem? > > I added UpperReg route [sip:*@ext.ip:9006] sip:int.ip:9006 but it doesn't help. > > May be it is need to add prerouting rule to iptable? > |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 22:30:36
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> > 1) Can you please tell me how to correctly implement your suggestion for users that will be authenticated via IP? > In the Web Admin set the following in Trusted-Domains 1. Accept-All-Calls: FALSE/Unchecked 2. Add the IP Addresses/Domains in Trusted-Domain-List CAVEAT: Item 2 is based on the From URI. > > 2) I have 'B2BUpperRegMode' enabled and 'Accept-All-Registration' under Local-Domain-Accounts checked. Is this how you meant I should configure OSBC for normal users? The phone is showing as registered under OpenSBC Registration Status and also I can see it in Brekeke as below. > That should work. Joegen |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 21:51:39
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> {quote:title=ehernaez wrote:}{quote}
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> > > 3. If you don't NEED to authenticate
> registrations, you could just authenticate calls by creating a route to
> brekeke and use OSBC as the registrar
> >
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> retail users normally register with username and password. However,
> wholesale customers do not register and are authenticated by IP Address.
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> My point was that it is not technically necessary to authenticate registrations. You could allow all users to register on OSBC without the 407 message. It would only be actual INVITEs that are authenticated when they hit Brekeke.
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> > > 3. If you don't NEED to authenticate
> registrations, you could just authenticate calls by creating a route to
> brekeke and use OSBC as the registrar
> >
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> retail users normally register with username and password. However,
> wholesale customers do not register and are authenticated by IP Address.
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> My point was that it is not technically necessary to authenticate registrations. You could allow all users to register on OSBC without the 407 message. It would only be actual INVITEs that are authenticated when they hit Brekeke.
>
Ok.....I will try your suggestion...
1) Can you please tell me how to correctly implement your suggestion for users that will be authenticated via IP?
2) I have 'B2BUpperRegMode' enabled and 'Accept-All-Registration' under Local-Domain-Accounts checked. Is this how you meant I should configure OSBC for normal users? The phone is showing as registered under OpenSBC Registration Status and also I can see it in Brekeke as below.
*Contact URI*
sip:27723107@67.215.168.10:5062
*Detail*
Expires : 3600
Priority : 1000
User Agent : Linksys/SPA941-5.1.8
Requester : 57.xx.xx.10:5060
Time Update : Wed Nov 19 16:12:10 EST 2008
I am able to make calls.
Here is my configuration
****************** Begin **********************
[Solegy]
RTTS-Client-Address=57.xx.xx.10
[OpenSBC HTTP Admin]
HTTP User=admin
HTTP Password=MJLZA+UB2hQ=
[OpenSBC-General-Parameters]
SIP-Log-Level=1
PTRACE-Log-Level=1
Log-File-Prefix=b2bua
SBC-Application-Mode=B2BUpperReg Mode
Interface-Address Array Size=2
Enable-Backdoor-Port=True
Enable-Trunk-Port=True
Enable-Calea-Port=True
RTP-Min-Port=10000
RTP-Max-Port=20000
Enable-Local-Refer=False
Max-Forwards=70
Encryption-Mode=XOR
Encryption-Key=GS
Transaction-Thread-Count=10
Session-Thread-Count=10
Alerting-Timeout=30000
Seize-Timeout=60000
SIP-Timer-B=Default
SIP-Timer-H=Default
Session-Keep-Alive=1800
Session-Max-Life-Span=10800
Max-Concurrent-Session=100
Interface-Address 1=sip:*:5060
Interface-Address 2=sip:*:6060
[Upper-Registration]
Enable-Stateful-Reg=True
Rewrite-TO-Domain=True
Rewrite-FROM-Domain=True
Route-List Array Size=1
Route-List 1=sip:57.xx.xx.2:5060
[RTP-Proxy]
Proxy-On-Private-Contact=True
Proxy-On-via-received-vs-signaling-address=True
Proxy-On-Private-Via=True
Proxy-On-Different-RPORT=True
Proxy-All-Media=False
[Local-Domain-Accounts]
Accept-All-Registration=True
Account-List Array Size=0
****************** End ***********************
regards,
Miced
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 21:07:37
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>>2. Have you considered using the OSBC encyption instead of the VPN? OSBC encrytpion will work with Upper registration. > >This would be great but I am not sure how to implement this I cant find any documentation about this. >Are there any configuration examples for Linksys devices. Please point me in the right direction. Only Grandstream and ATComm devices support the encryption mode implemented in OSBC. >>3. If you don't NEED to authenticate registrations, you could just authenticate calls by creating a route to brekeke and use OSBC as the registrar > >retails users normally register with username and password. However, wholesale customers do not register and are authenticated by IP Address. My point was that it is not technically necessary to authenticate registrations. You could allow all users to register on OSBC without the 407 message. It would only be actual INVITEs that are authenticated when they hit Brekeke. |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 18:40:26
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> {quote:title=ehernaez wrote:}{quote}
> 1. Upper registration is compatible with a VPN. What causes you to think that these can't be used together?
>
I think I have it working now but I need to do more testing.
In my Linksys SPA config I am using:
*In the <font class="labelft">Proxy and Registration section</font>*
Proxy: 57.xx.xx.2
Outbound Proxy: 10.1.2.10:6060 (VPN IP Address on the OSBC box and listening port)
Use Outbound Proxy: Yes
Use OB Proxy In Dialog: Yes
Register: Yes
> {quote:title=ehernaez wrote:}{quote}
>
> 2. Have you considered using the OSBC encyption instead of the VPN? OSBC encrytpion will work with Upper registration.
>
>
This would be great but I am not sure how to implement this I cant find any documentation about this.
Are there any configuration examples for Linksys devices. Please point me in the right direction.
> 3. If you don't NEED to authenticate registrations, you could just authenticate calls by creating a route to brekeke and use OSBC as the registrar
>
retails users normally register with username and password. However, wholesale customers do not register and are authenticated by IP Address.
Thanks again
Miced
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 18:18:35
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1. Upper registration is compatible with a VPN. What causes you to think that these can't be used together? 2. Have you considered using the OSBC encyption instead of the VPN? OSBC encrytpion will work with Upper registration. 3. If you don't NEED to authenticate registrations, you could just authenticate calls by creating a route to brekeke and use OSBC as the registrar |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 18:13:45
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the easiest way to do this is to create a b2bua route to a dead host. eg. [ sip : example.com ] sip : 10.10.10.10 |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 15:18:39
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Hi all, I have setup a OpenSBC enviroment. We want to block SIP URi's here No IP. I'm sure it is possible to do that so in OpenSBC, we rather use the webgui instead of creating XML files. I would appreciate if one could tell where to search in the gui, or if its in XML, where to do it. TiA, Regards, Imran |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 14:44:08
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Thanks for that Joegen. The UpperRegistration works but I have another question. As OSBC doesn't have Radius Support I am using Brekeke between OSBC and my Radius Server. I have a number of clients in different geographic locations that are connected to a VPN because their ISP is blocking VoIP. The VPN server is actually running on the same box as OSBC. The clients behind the VPN are not able to use an Outbound proxy so I would like to know if it is possible to get those clients registering with OSBC and then OSBC somehow acts as some kind of Proxy where OSBC in turn registers with Brekeke on behalf of those clients behind the VPN instead of using UpperRegistration. I can get the VPN clients to register directly with OSBC using turning on 'Allow All Registrations' in the local domains section but then I don't know how to get OSBC to talk to Brekeke so that the registration requests also goes over to Brekeke. I hope my explanation made some kind of sense! Any ideas? regards, Miced. |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 10:00:27
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My aim is not to do hairpin. I want to trunk inbound calls only. So I have been tried to test a direct call from analog phone to sip-trunk and I got "SIP/2.0 405 Method Not Allowed" May be it is because NAT problem? I added UpperReg route [sip:*@ext.ip:9006] sip:int.ip:9006 but it doesn't help. May be it is need to add prerouting rule to iptable? |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 05:10:06
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Threading was screwed up in the OSS Forum so I am reposting this: Hi Robert, OpenSBC can do hairpin if you do it correctly. The outbound call should be sent through the main trunk UA1 -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> SIP-Server When the SIP-Server hairpins/trombones the call back to OpenSBC, it must either use one of two listeners based on which config applies ** SIP-Server has static routing policies OR is configured as upper-reg SIP-Server -> OSBC-BackDoor -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> UA2 Or ** SIP-Server configured as a trunk provider SIP-Server -> OSBC-SIP-Trunk -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> UA2 In the case of the original poster, he is trying to trombone the call back to the SIP-Trunk which would cause call-id collisions Joegen |
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2008-11-19 04:48:26
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Hi Robert, OpenSBC can do hairpin if you do it correctly. The outbound call should be sent through the main trunk UA1 -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> SIP-Server When the SIP-Server hairpins/trombones the call back to OpenSBC, it must either use one of two listeners based on which config applies ** SIP-Server has static routing policies SIP-Server -> OSBC-BackDoor -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> UA2 Or ** SIP-Server configured as a trunk provider SIP-Server -> OSBC-SIP-Trunk -> OSBC-Main-Trunk -> UA2 In the case of the original poster, he is trying to trombone the call back to the SIP-Trunk which would cause call-id collisions Joegen voice wrote: > Hi > > I am using a inGate SBC and i am able to hairpin. I did run into a proble > at first but it turned out to be something else. But along the way i was > able to route inbound to the sipX by changing the port away form 5060, > just pick one like 6070 then set up a rule that looked for and took traffic > from port 6070 and set it Forward back to 5060 out to the SBC => ITSP. The > other and final solution was changing the remote phone from Grandstream to > Snom > because Grandstream fails in all phones to manage RE-Invites. Lost two > weeks screwing with the Grandstreams. > > AT&T analog phone <==> Sip trunk ITSP <==> ((inGate <==> sipX( > registration ) back out <==> SiP Trunk ITSP)(high speed T1)) <==> and ring > a ip phone connected to an AT&T DSL router in another part of the office. > > Don't do STUN. Do Outbound Proxy instead. > > r > > |
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2008-11-19 04:31:31
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Your route list in Upper-Registration should look like [sip:57.x.x.2*] sip:57.x.x.2:5060 In you User Agent Configuration, you should set OB Proxy: sip:57.x.x.10:5060 Domain: sip:57.x.x.2:5060 Joegen OpenSBC Forum wrote: > <span class="jive-content-block-pm">I am trying to configure in > UpperRegistration mode which would forward registration requests to my > Brekeke SIP Server. I tried to register with OBSC but no packets are > reaching my Brekeke SIP Server. Would I need to configure my sip ua to > use OSBC as an outbound proxy? > > Here is my configuration*:* > > *OpenSBC-General Parameters* > > SBC-Application-Mode = B2BUpperRegistration Mode > Interface-Address = sip:57.x.x.10:5060 > Enable-Backdoor-Port = True > Enable-Trunk-Port = True > Enable-Calea-Port = True > > *Upper-Registration Section* > > Enable-Stateful-Reg = True > Rewrite-TO-Domain = True > Rewrite-FROM-Domain = True > Route-List = sip:57.x.x.2:5060 (IP of my Brekeke SIP Server) > <span class="jive-content-block-pm">I would be happy to go for a support contract once my initial tests work for my scenario. I am not too aure what is missing but any help would be appreciated. > > regards, > > Miced > > > |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-19 00:07:40
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<span class="jive-content-block-pm">I am trying to configure in UpperRegistration mode which would forward registration requests to my Brekeke SIP Server. I tried to register with OBSC but no packets are reaching my Brekeke SIP Server. Would I need to configure my sip ua to use OSBC as an outbound proxy? Here is my configuration*:* *OpenSBC-General Parameters* SBC-Application-Mode = B2BUpperRegistration Mode Interface-Address = sip:57.x.x.10:5060 Enable-Backdoor-Port = True Enable-Trunk-Port = True Enable-Calea-Port = True *Upper-Registration Section* Enable-Stateful-Reg = True Rewrite-TO-Domain = True Rewrite-FROM-Domain = True Route-List = sip:57.x.x.2:5060 (IP of my Brekeke SIP Server) <span class="jive-content-block-pm">I would be happy to go for a support contract once my initial tests work for my scenario. I am not too aure what is missing but any help would be appreciated. regards, Miced |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-18 18:22:25
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I had to issue these commands in the opensbc directory:
./configure
then 'make bothnoshared'
then 'make distrib'
since 'make distrib' didn't work after ./configure
Now it is working. I just need to configure UpperRegistrationto my Brekeke SIP Server.
Thanks
Miced
> {quote:title=Guest wrote:}{quote}Try this.
>
> After running ./configure + make, go to opensbc directory and run 'make
> distrib'. This should copy all the files you need to run opensbc in
> opensbc/distrib folder including startup scripts.
>
> HTH
>
> Joegen
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-18 17:11:33
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Just called directly: PSTN -> sip-trunk Call from 448755540 to 445055528 (must be routed to 52...@si...) 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] SIP/2.0 405 Method Not Allowed 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] From: <sip:0448755540@212.117.200.148>;tag=fc890bb1f0b0195a7eec54a735e6f2ee 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] To: <sip:414450055528@212.117.200.148> 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 212.117.200.148;branch=z9hG4bKda9.5f70b2c62a812f99f1e6c550a1ac7e66.0;rport=5060;received=212.117.200.148 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 212.117.200.148:5061;branch=z9hG4bK63662164fcb956b9b7c301b95d63475c;rport=5061 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] CSeq: 200 CANCEL 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] Call-ID: A4FA8432-B4C811DD-BF5BEA9F-DB957415@212.117.200.79~1o 340841:28:21.718 DBG: [CID=0x0c10] Content-Length: 0 |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-18 15:50:54
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I guess I can make two calls over sip-trunk at the same time. I want to test incoming calls but I can't call from PSTN number. So I'm trying to call from my internal sipx number over sip-trunk to another number which must be routed to another internal number. According to this sip-trunk config I dial 44555555555 from number sip:10...@si...domain and want to be routed to number sip:20...@si...domain Is it correct? <xml> <siptrunk trunk-name="provider.org" route-set="provider.org" sip-domain="provider.org" expires="20"> <trunk-accounts> <account user-name="44444444444" auth-user-name="44444444444" auth-password="mypass" inboundroute="sip:10...@si...domain" expires="3600" /> <account user-name="44555555555" auth-user-name="44555555555" auth-password="mypass" inboundroute="sip:20...@si...domain" expires="3600" /> </trunk-accounts> <transient-accounts> <account user-name="44444444444" auth-user-name="44444444444" auth-password="mypass" inboundroute="sip:10...@si...domain" /> <account user-name="44555555555" auth-user-name="44555555555" auth-password="mypass" inboundroute="sip:20...@si...domain" /> </transient-accounts> </siptrunk> </xml> |
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2008-11-18 14:44:54
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In addition, from the looks at the log you sent me, you seem to be tromboning/hairpining the call back to OpenSBC. So the call goes out the SIP Trunk and loop back to the SIP trunk again. This will not work. OpenSBC will not route this call properly in this context. Joegen E. Baclor wrote: > Now I am confused. > > 1. Are ext num1 and ext num2 actual SIP User Agents in the signaling path? > 2. There seem to be two sip trunks in your call flow. Are you running > two instances of OpenSBC? > 3. OpenSBC does not send a 500 Internal Server Error. I am quite sure > it did not come from OSBC. So please dig deeper into your setup and > find out which UA is causing it. I could probably help in the why as > long as you give give me the exact picture. > > Joegen > > OpenSBC Forum wrote: > >> I guess it is a sip-trunk error. >> >> >> Call scheme >> >> >> UA1->SIP-Trunk -> ext num1 -> ext num2 -> SIP-Trunk -> Main Trunk -> SIPX -> UA2 >> >> >> >> >> > > > |
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2008-11-18 14:34:54
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Now I am confused. 1. Are ext num1 and ext num2 actual SIP User Agents in the signaling path? 2. There seem to be two sip trunks in your call flow. Are you running two instances of OpenSBC? 3. OpenSBC does not send a 500 Internal Server Error. I am quite sure it did not come from OSBC. So please dig deeper into your setup and find out which UA is causing it. I could probably help in the why as long as you give give me the exact picture. Joegen OpenSBC Forum wrote: > I guess it is a sip-trunk error. > > > Call scheme > > > UA1->SIP-Trunk -> ext num1 -> ext num2 -> SIP-Trunk -> Main Trunk -> SIPX -> UA2 > > > > |
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2008-11-18 14:30:27
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Try this. After running ./configure + make, go to opensbc directory and run 'make distrib'. This should copy all the files you need to run opensbc in opensbc/distrib folder including startup scripts. HTH Joegen OpenSBC Forum wrote: > Hello All, > > I am trying to follow the manual here: http://www.opensipstack.org/sbc_man_install.html#2.1 but I don't seem to be getting anywhere and I just want to clarify a few things. These are the steps I am doing. > > > 1) Downloaded OpenSBC-1-1-5_RC2 in /usr/local and untarred it > > 2)Under the directory /usr/local/OpenSBC-1-1-5_RC2/ I have the following files and directories: > > configure Makefile *opensbc* *opensipstack* > > *From what I understand from the manual I continue as follows:* > > 3) cd opensipstack then ./configure and make bothnoshared > 4) cd opensbc then ./configure and make bothnoshared > > > Here is the point where I am lost because there is also another configure script under the directory /usr/local/OpenSBC-1-1-5_RC2/ but the manual doesn't mention anything about that. The manual goes on to http://www.opensipstack.org/sbc_man_install.html#2.2, then I tried to run OSBC using the command: > > Running OpenSBC as a daemon > #./opensbc -d -p pidfile.txt > > I get the error ./opensbc: No such file or directory > > I try to such for the file pidfile.txt without success. > > Can someone please tell me where I am going wrong? I am trying to follow the manual but it is not working. Does anyone have a better step by step for the installation? > > regards, > > Miced > > > |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-18 14:08:23
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I guess it is a sip-trunk error. Call scheme UA1->SIP-Trunk -> ext num1 -> ext num2 -> SIP-Trunk -> Main Trunk -> SIPX -> UA2 |
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From: OpenSBC F. <ope...@op...> - 2008-11-18 13:19:35
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Hello All, I am trying to follow the manual here: http://www.opensipstack.org/sbc_man_install.html#2.1 but I don't seem to be getting anywhere and I just want to clarify a few things. These are the steps I am doing. 1) Downloaded OpenSBC-1-1-5_RC2 in /usr/local and untarred it 2)Under the directory /usr/local/OpenSBC-1-1-5_RC2/ I have the following files and directories: configure Makefile *opensbc* *opensipstack* *From what I understand from the manual I continue as follows:* 3) cd opensipstack then ./configure and make bothnoshared 4) cd opensbc then ./configure and make bothnoshared Here is the point where I am lost because there is also another configure script under the directory /usr/local/OpenSBC-1-1-5_RC2/ but the manual doesn't mention anything about that. The manual goes on to http://www.opensipstack.org/sbc_man_install.html#2.2, then I tried to run OSBC using the command: Running OpenSBC as a daemon #./opensbc -d -p pidfile.txt I get the error ./opensbc: No such file or directory I try to such for the file pidfile.txt without success. Can someone please tell me where I am going wrong? I am trying to follow the manual but it is not working. Does anyone have a better step by step for the installation? regards, Miced <code> </code> |
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From: Joegen E. B. <joe...@gm...> - 2008-11-18 10:01:26
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I would start by looking at the log of which UA sent the error. I am going to assume that your call flow is UA1 -> SIP-Trunk -> Main Trunk -> SIPX Upon reaching SIPX what happens to the INVITE? Is it SIPX that's sending the 500 Internal Server Error? Joegen OpenSBC Forum wrote: > Hi Joegen, > > > Seems I achieved some progress. Inbound calls place to a sip-trunk listener now. But I'm getting Internal Server Errors. Where is my mistake? > > > 340834:04:20.473 INF: [CID=0x07a9] >>> SIP/2.0 500 Internal Server Error DST: 10.100.1.37:9000:UDP SRC: 10.100.1.37:9006 enc=0 bytes=443 > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] SIP/2.0 500 Internal Server Error > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] From: <sip:413...@vo...>;tag=quz8d19vg2 > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] To: <sip:445...@vo...;sip-trunk=true>;tag=7c0ad6efc5b3dd118a28d5799cb4286a > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 10.100.1.37:9000;iid=3987;branch=z9hG4bK04c8c7efc5b3dd118a28d5799cb4286a;uas-addr=10.100.1.37;rport=9000;received=10.100.1.37 > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] CSeq: 1 INVITE > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] Call-ID: 3c3a0337c788-s6smov9nh4bh-0x0015 > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] Server: OpenSIPStack-1.1.7-22 > 340834:04:20.473 DBG: [CID=0x07a9] Content-Length: 0 > > > Thanks for help. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge > Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes > Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world > http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/ > _______________________________________________ > Opensipstack-osbcdevel mailing list > Ope...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensipstack-osbcdevel > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG - http://www.avg.com > Version: 8.0.175 / Virus Database: 270.9.4/1794 - Release Date: 11/17/2008 8:48 AM > > |
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