The default config file is a good way to start playing with opensips. There are also some config examples in the source tree. Because the config file is a script, it needs to be adjusted according to your needs. Understanding SIP is essential in configuring opensips and that's the first step. After that, everything else will come pretty easy. Take a look also at milkfish: http://www2.milkfish.org.sipwerk.com Good luck with the opensips installation.
Regards, Ovidiu Sas On Wed, Jan 11, 2012 at 6:25 PM, Andrew Radke <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Ovidiu. > > Our router is a Ubuquiti Routerstation Pro so it has plenty of power to run > a task like this. > > Also, would you mind giving me a starting point to achieve what I'm aiming > for? I'm sorry, I've been looking at so many options for this, that while I > have found the opensips documentation very good, it would be nice not to > have to learn every SIP proxy/switch/thingy before I get to the solution. I > don't need everything, just something to get me started. :-) In this case I > do think that opensips probably will be the right way to achieve what I'm > looking for (otherwise I wouldn't even ask). > > I will be fully documenting any solution I arrive at and I will be more than > happy to add it to the opensips.org documentation pages. > > Regards, > Andrew Radke > Yuruga Nursery Pty Ltd > Clonal Solutions Australia Pty Ltd > PO Box 220 > Walkamin Qld 4872 > Phone: (07) 4093 3826 > Fax: (07) 4093 3869 > Email: [email protected] > Web: www.yuruga.com.au > > On 12/01/2012, at 5:30 AM, Ovidiu Sas wrote: > > Hello Andrew, > > You don't need the b2b modules to achieve what are you looking for. > Actually, if you really want to use the b2b module, you will need to > run a separate instance of opensips to deal with rtp and control the > SDP. > > Anyway, one option for you would be to setup opensips on your internal > LAN and enable port forwarding on your router. The config will be a > little more complex, but you don't need to setup opensips on openwrt. > Another option (for installing opensips on the router) would be to get > the latest opensips from the optware feeds (you will need to check for > the right feed for your particular router). More info here: > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optware > http://www.nslu2-linux.org/ > > > Regards, > Ovidiu Sas > > -- > VoIP Embedded, Inc. > http://www.voipembedded.com > > > On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 8:11 PM, Andrew Radke > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > > I would like to setup a B2BUA SBC on our OpenWRT based router to work with > > our sipX PBX. Very simple requirements: > > > authenticate outgoing calls for our ITSP > > preferably enforce negotiation of G729 due to limited bandwidth > > no need to relay RTP, just let it get passed through from the phones to the > > ITSP directly > > possibly register with our ITSP for inbound calls which would be sent to the > > PBX (unlikely to be used, but nice as an option) > > > An advantage would also be that it can be started and stopped, etc in line > > with the state of the Internet connection rather than waiting for a timeout > > if the Internet is down. The PBX would then automatically route calls via > > the PSTN SBC. > > > I've looked at the B2BUA documentation but it uses two modules that don't > > appear to be available in OpenWRT: b2b_entities and b2b_logic. > > > Is it possible to get opensips to act as a B2BUA with the available modules > > listed below, possibly with an external script. The version is given > > as 1.5.3-1 if that affects anything. > > > Regards, > > Andrew Radke > > Yuruga Nursery Pty Ltd > > Clonal Solutions Australia Pty Ltd > > PO Box 220 > > Walkamin Qld 4872 > > Phone: (07) 4093 3826 > > Fax: (07) 4093 3869 > > Email: [email protected] > > Web: www.yuruga.com.au > > > > opensips > > opensips-example > > opensips-mod-acc > > opensips-mod-alias-db > > opensips-mod-auth > > opensips-mod-auth-db > > opensips-mod-auth-radius > > opensips-mod-avp-radius > > opensips-mod-avpops > > opensips-mod-benchmark > > opensips-mod-call-control > > opensips-mod-cfgutils > > opensips-mod-closeddial > > opensips-mod-cpl-c > > opensips-mod-db-flatstore > > opensips-mod-db-mysql > > opensips-mod-db-postgres > > opensips-mod-db-text > > opensips-mod-dialog > > opensips-mod-dialplan > > opensips-mod-dispatcher > > opensips-mod-diversion > > opensips-mod-domain > > opensips-mod-domainpolicy > > opensips-mod-drouting > > opensips-mod-enum > > opensips-mod-exec > > opensips-mod-gflags > > opensips-mod-group > > opensips-mod-group-radius > > opensips-mod-h350 > > opensips-mod-identity > > opensips-mod-imc > > opensips-mod-jabber > > opensips-mod-lcr > > opensips-mod-ldap > > opensips-mod-load_balancer > > opensips-mod-localcache > > opensips-mod-mangler > > opensips-mod-maxfwd > > opensips-mod-mi-datagram > > opensips-mod-mi-fifo > > opensips-mod-msilo > > opensips-mod-nat_traversal > > opensips-mod-nathelper > > opensips-mod-options > > opensips-mod-path > > opensips-mod-pdt > > opensips-mod-peering > > opensips-mod-permissions > > opensips-mod-pike > > opensips-mod-presence > > opensips-mod-presence-dialoginfo > > opensips-mod-presence-mwi > > opensips-mod-presence-xcapdiff > > opensips-mod-presence-xml > > opensips-mod-pua > > opensips-mod-pua-bla > > opensips-mod-pua-dialoginfo > > opensips-mod-pua-mi > > opensips-mod-pua-usrloc > > opensips-mod-pua-xmpp > > opensips-mod-qos > > opensips-mod-ratelimit > > opensips-mod-regex > > opensips-mod-registrar > > opensips-mod-rls > > opensips-mod-rr > > opensips-mod-seas > > opensips-mod-signaling > > opensips-mod-siptrace > > opensips-mod-sl > > opensips-mod-sms > > opensips-mod-speeddial > > opensips-mod-sst > > opensips-mod-statistics > > opensips-mod-textops > > opensips-mod-tlsops > > opensips-mod-tm > > opensips-mod-uac > > opensips-mod-uac-redirect > > opensips-mod-uri > > opensips-mod-uri-db > > opensips-mod-uri-radius > > opensips-mod-userblacklist > > opensips-mod-usrloc > > opensips-mod-xcap-client > > opensips-mod-xlog > > opensips-mod-xmpp > > opensips-tools > _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opensips.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
