4 Jan
2019
4 Jan
'19
7:50 a.m.
Hi,
I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <-> Asterisk
servers
I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
SIP Messages from Wireshark -
1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request: REGISTER
sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
Unauthorized |
3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request: REGISTER sip:
ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK (1
binding) |
Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and 10.67.XXX.XXX is
my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
4 Jan
4 Jan
11:47 a.m.
This exact same thing happened to me, and I found the easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s now
working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in> wrote:
Hi,
I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <-> Asterisk
servers
I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
SIP Messages from Wireshark -
1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request: REGISTER
sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
Unauthorized |
3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request: REGISTER
sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK (1
binding) |
Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and 10.67.XXX.XXX is
my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
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5 Jan
5 Jan
6:06 a.m.
Thanks for the reply. Can you please explain how can I achieve this?
In this scenario, will the incoming calls still be routed through the
kamailio. What about the outgoing calls?
My use case to use kamailio was to send separate incoming numbers to
separate asterisk servers. Do you think this is feasible with the solution
of having asterisk register to SIP via kamailio.
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 4:18 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
This exact same thing happened to me, and I found the
easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s now
working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in> wrote:
Hi,
I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <->
Asterisk servers
I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
SIP Messages from Wireshark -
1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request: REGISTER
sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
Unauthorized |
3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request: REGISTER
sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK (1
binding) |
Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and 10.67.XXX.XXX
is my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
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11:26 a.m.
Is the outbound provider the same as the inbound?
In my case the inbound was sending calls to my unregistered kamailio (ip
whitelisting)
But the outbound provider requires registration.
In my case, I just added to the gw configuration in freeswitch a proxy with
my kamailio. Something like:
outboundproxy=4.3.2.1
That should send all outbound regs and calls via your kamailio.
But if in your case, your provider will use that registration to send YOU
calls, this will probably not work. You’d indeed need to register from
kamailio. Something I understand is possible, but never been able to do.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 06:07, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in> wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Can you please explain how can I
achieve this?
In this scenario, will the incoming calls still be routed through the
kamailio. What about the outgoing calls?
My use case to use kamailio was to send separate incoming numbers to
separate asterisk servers. Do you think this is feasible with the solution
of having asterisk register to SIP via kamailio.
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 4:18 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
This exact same thing happened to me, and I found
the easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s now
working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
wrote:
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Hi,
I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <->
Asterisk servers
I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
SIP Messages from Wireshark -
1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request:
REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
Unauthorized |
3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request: REGISTER
sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK
(1 binding) |
Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and 10.67.XXX.XXX
is my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
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11:31 a.m.
If you can get your provider to send to your kamailio, instead of to the
registered UA, by whitelisting your kamailio IP, for instance, then you’re
good.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 11:26, David Villasmil <david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Is the outbound provider the same as the inbound?
In my case the inbound was sending calls to my unregistered kamailio (ip
whitelisting)
But the outbound provider requires registration.
In my case, I just added to the gw configuration in freeswitch a proxy
with my kamailio. Something like:
outboundproxy=4.3.2.1
That should send all outbound regs and calls via your kamailio.
But if in your case, your provider will use that registration to send YOU
calls, this will probably not work. You’d indeed need to register from
kamailio. Something I understand is possible, but never been able to do.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 06:07, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in> wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Can you please explain how
can I achieve this?
In this scenario, will the incoming calls still be routed through the
kamailio. What about the outgoing calls?
My use case to use kamailio was to send separate incoming numbers to
separate asterisk servers. Do you think this is feasible with the solution
of having asterisk register to SIP via kamailio.
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 4:18 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
This exact same thing happened to me, and I found
the easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s
now working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
wrote:
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Hi,
I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <->
Asterisk servers
I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
SIP Messages from Wireshark -
1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request:
REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
Unauthorized |
3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request:
REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK
(1 binding) |
Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and 10.67.XXX.XXX
is my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
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11:35 a.m.
That might not be possible from the providers end.
Can you suggest a way to forward sip REGISTER messages from kamailio config.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2019 at 4:03 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
If you can get your provider to send to your kamailio,
instead of to the
registered UA, by whitelisting your kamailio IP, for instance, then you’re
good.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 11:26, David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Is the outbound provider the same as the
inbound?
In my case the inbound was sending calls to my unregistered kamailio (ip
whitelisting)
But the outbound provider requires registration.
In my case, I just added to the gw configuration in freeswitch a proxy
with my kamailio. Something like:
outboundproxy=4.3.2.1
That should send all outbound regs and calls via your kamailio.
But if in your case, your provider will use that registration to send YOU
calls, this will probably not work. You’d indeed need to register from
kamailio. Something I understand is possible, but never been able to do.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 06:07, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
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Thanks for the reply. Can you please explain how
can I achieve this?
In this scenario, will the incoming calls still be routed through the
kamailio. What about the outgoing calls?
My use case to use kamailio was to send separate incoming numbers to
separate asterisk servers. Do you think this is feasible with the solution
of having asterisk register to SIP via kamailio.
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 4:18 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
_______________________________________________ This exact same thing happened to me, and I found
the easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s
now working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
wrote:
> Hi,
> I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <->
> Asterisk servers
> I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
> Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
> to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
> stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
> able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
> provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
> these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
> as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
> SIP Messages from Wireshark -
> 1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request:
> REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
>
> 2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
> Unauthorized |
>
> 3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request:
> REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
>
> 4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK
> (1 binding) |
>
> Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and
> 10.67.XXX.XXX is my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
> _______________________________________________
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>
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11:32 a.m.
Yes, my inbound and outbound provider is same.
Currently I am trying to forward the register request from my asterisk to
my kamailio and then to my SIP provider. I am able to get the request in
kamailio but unable to forward it to the provider. Can you suggest how can
I forward asterisk OPTIONS and REGISTER messages via kamailio.
My logic is to use the same Asterisk request and change the source IP to my
kamailio IP and forward it to the SIP provider. This would register my
kamailio to the provider and hence would send calls to kamailio which I can
dispatch to different asterisk servers. Theoretically this makes sense and
should be achievable if I am able to forward calls via kamailio which i
know is possible but do not know how to do it.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2019 at 3:57 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Is the outbound provider the same as the inbound?
In my case the inbound was sending calls to my unregistered kamailio (ip
whitelisting)
But the outbound provider requires registration.
In my case, I just added to the gw configuration in freeswitch a proxy
with my kamailio. Something like:
outboundproxy=4.3.2.1
That should send all outbound regs and calls via your kamailio.
But if in your case, your provider will use that registration to send YOU
calls, this will probably not work. You’d indeed need to register from
kamailio. Something I understand is possible, but never been able to do.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 06:07, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in> wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Can you please explain how
can I achieve this?
In this scenario, will the incoming calls still be routed through the
kamailio. What about the outgoing calls?
My use case to use kamailio was to send separate incoming numbers to
separate asterisk servers. Do you think this is feasible with the solution
of having asterisk register to SIP via kamailio.
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 4:18 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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This exact same thing happened to me, and I found
the easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s
now working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
wrote:
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Hi,
I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <->
Asterisk servers
I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
SIP Messages from Wireshark -
1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request:
REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
Unauthorized |
3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request:
REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK
(1 binding) |
Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and 10.67.XXX.XXX
is my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
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11:37 a.m.
If you are using a default config in kamailio, Registers should be
forwarded by default, but keep in mind you need to comment out the define
#!ifdef WITH_BLOCK401407
Because that will block the authentication challenge.
—-
I see what you’re saying, I’m not 100% sure that will work though. But it
won’t hurt to try.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 11:33, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in> wrote:
Yes, my inbound and outbound provider is same.
Currently I am trying to forward the register request from my asterisk to
my kamailio and then to my SIP provider. I am able to get the request in
kamailio but unable to forward it to the provider. Can you suggest how can
I forward asterisk OPTIONS and REGISTER messages via kamailio.
My logic is to use the same Asterisk request and change the source IP to
my kamailio IP and forward it to the SIP provider. This would register my
kamailio to the provider and hence would send calls to kamailio which I can
dispatch to different asterisk servers. Theoretically this makes sense and
should be achievable if I am able to forward calls via kamailio which i
know is possible but do not know how to do it.
On Sat, Jan 5, 2019 at 3:57 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Is the outbound provider the same as the
inbound?
In my case the inbound was sending calls to my unregistered kamailio (ip
whitelisting)
But the outbound provider requires registration.
In my case, I just added to the gw configuration in freeswitch a proxy
with my kamailio. Something like:
outboundproxy=4.3.2.1
That should send all outbound regs and calls via your kamailio.
But if in your case, your provider will use that registration to send YOU
calls, this will probably not work. You’d indeed need to register from
kamailio. Something I understand is possible, but never been able to do.
On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 at 06:07, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
wrote:
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Thanks for the reply. Can you please explain how
can I achieve this?
In this scenario, will the incoming calls still be routed through the
kamailio. What about the outgoing calls?
My use case to use kamailio was to send separate incoming numbers to
separate asterisk servers. Do you think this is feasible with the solution
of having asterisk register to SIP via kamailio.
On Fri, Jan 4, 2019 at 4:18 PM David Villasmil <
david.villasmil.work(a)gmail.com> wrote:
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This exact same thing happened to me, and I found
the easiest is to
register from your asterisk. Have kamailio just forward the registrations
and every asterisk will be registered normally.
I know it’s not ideal, but I couldn’t make it work, and at least it’s
now working perfectly.
On Fri, 4 Jan 2019 at 07:51, Prashant Gupta <prashant(a)farmguide.in>
wrote:
> Hi,
> I have the following architecture - SIP provider <-> Kamailio <->
> Asterisk servers
> I currently do not have any issues connecting my asterisk servers to
> Kamailio server. I am however having issues connecting my Kamailio server
> to my SIP provider. I am using the uac module for registration and have
> stored my credentials in the uacreg table. When I sniff on my network, I am
> able to see Register message being send out and receives an OK from my
> provider. But I am still unable to get incoming messages to Kamailio. Also
> these SIP responses from the SIP provider do not make it to kamailio route
> as I have logged any message that enter the request_route.
> SIP Messages from Wireshark -
> 1) 19 563.919267 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 497 Request:
> REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
>
> 2) 20 564.040917 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 480 Status: 401
> Unauthorized |
>
> 3) 21 564.041574 10.67.XXX.XXX 10.232.XXX.XXX SIP 744 Request:
> REGISTER sip:ims.airtel.in (1 binding) |
>
> 4) 22 564.173338 10.232.XXX.XXX 10.67.XXX.XXX SIP 649 Status: 200 OK
> (1 binding) |
>
> Here 10.232.XXX.XXX is my SIP providers proxy address and
> 10.67.XXX.XXX is my local IP of the lan connected to the SIP line.
> _______________________________________________
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>
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