Dear Sirs,
being new to SIP and OpenSer, I have read the SIP introduction and
Admin's Guide, but there still is an issue that I could not find
information about.
I would like to set up a SIP infrastructure made of many UAs and one SIP
proxy (OpenSer). I want to bypass any NAT configuration so that I will
use UAs with STUN support and mediaproxy module on OpenSer; I will
perform billing (accounting) on the SIP proxy, so I will use record
route on OpenSer.
I want to make sure that my accounting will *never* be bypassed. This
seems quite difficult because the fields 'Contact' and 'Via' contain the
real address of the UA (or the translated one in case of NAT
configuration) and the SIP header will be fowarded to the other UA.
Sniffing the network for SIP packets, any user will be able to know the
real address of the UA and make direct call bypassing the SIP proxy.
How could I secure this situation, avoiding to forward Contact and Via
fields containing the real UA address? I was thinking if it is possible
to replace UA address with SIP proxy address, or would I break any
protocol rule?
Thank you in advance!!
Best regards,
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Marco Meinardi <m.meinardi(a)reteitaly.com>
ReteItaly S.r.l.
www.reteitaly.com
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