25 Apr
2007
25 Apr
'07
4 a.m.
Hi Rosario,
with RADIUS, you will get one start (for INVITE) - disregarding the
number of legs-, a second start record (for ACK) if report-ack is
enabled and a stop for BYE.
focusing on the start record for INVITE - this record will contain a
pair of Sip-Leg-Source and Sip-Leg-Destination RADIUS AVPS for each leg.
So, if you have 3 legs, will get 3 x (Sip-Leg-Source + Sip-Leg-Destination).
from script, for each leg, you need to write into avps the values for
src and dst:
......
# leg 1
avp_write("src_leg1", "$avp(i:110)");
avp_write("dst_leg1", "$avp(i:111)");
.....
# leg 2
avp_write("src_leg2", "$avp(i:110)");
avp_write("dst_leg2", "$avp(i:111)");
.....
regards,
bogdan
Rosario Pingaro wrote:
Hi list I need to implement multileg radius accounting
on openser
1.1.x cfg.
I have configured radius to handle Sip-Leg-Source and Sip-Leg-Destination.
The problem is to configure openser.cfg propely.
In the beginning i have:
modparam("acc", "multi_leg_enabled", 1)
modparam("acc", "src_leg_avp_id", 110)
modparam("acc", "dst_leg_avp_id", 111)
then in the route that handle the invite I load the avp by radius:
avp_load_radius("callee");
But then I miss the point to have two accounting start and two
accounting stop, one for each leg.
Then...if it is not possible to have two accounting records, I would
liek to know how to store all the information of the two legs insede
one start and one stop.
something like this one?
avp_write("$from/username", "$avp(i:110)");
avp_pushto("$ru","$avp(s:callee_callfwd)");
avp_write("$ruri/username", "$avp(i:111)");
Hope some one can drive me to understand better this situation.
Regards
Rosario
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