Hi,
i guess he wants to have only one inbound/outbound gate and secure
everything else. (This is also my mission..)
So the sbc is the only instance exposed to the net, the registrar would
be located in the internal network. I know it was mentioned before,
where to do the nat-handling and so on, but also it would be nice and
also commercial SBCs support this scenario already.
:)
BR
Max M.
On 02/29/2012 01:37 AM, Stefan Sayer wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
Can I ask what the intended application is? Usually, in an SBC setup,
you can set up a proxy (e.g. sip-router, SER or Kamailio) facing the
users, which passes REGISTERs directly through to the registrar, and
INVITE for calls through the SBC. Also, if it's about SEMS as
application or media server, it is usually used in combination with a
proxy.
We (FRAFOS) have an internal version with REGISTER handling in the
SBC, but it is not open source (at least yet).
Best Regards
Stefan
o Jonathan Yu on 02/29/2012 01:24 AM:
Hi,
I'm trying to set SEMS up so that users can REGISTER to a SIP server
using my installation as a proxy. However, SEMS is unable to find an
application to handle the REGISTER request (this is what shows up in
the logs). Is there any way to have these requests forwarded directly
to the SIP server specified by the device? Or is there some other way
I can handle these requests?
Thanks,
Jon
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