Hi!
Just to make clear things - what do you mean with "incoming" - TLS connections setup or SIP call flow.
For having incoming TLS connection you would need a client which allows to configure a client certificate and acts as TLS server - I am not aware of any.
Usually the TLS connection is setup from the client (means the proxy acts as TLS server, sending a certificate which is verified by the TLS client). Then, once the TLS connection is established, this connection is used for outgoing and incoming SIP calls, without any forther verification of TLS parameters (TLS certificate is only checked on TLS connection setup).
SNOM: I had the same results as you Eyebeam (probably like Bria): Works fine, uses Windows' certificate store QjSimple: Should work, you have to provide a file with the CA certificates (if not, let me know an I will fix it)
regards klaus
catalina oancea schrieb:
Hello,
I am trying to find the phones that can use tls with certificate, I mean that the phone doesn't accept incoming calls unless the server certificate is signed by a public authority or manually added to a list. For now my conclusions are:
-Snom 360 - works with TLS. But although snom wiki states that a certificate is needed, incoming calls are accepted even if the certificate is not uploaded. -SJPhone - same as snom -Bria - this is the only phone I could find that works only if the certificate is loaded.
Has anybody used other phones with tls and can give me a piece of advice? also, maybe I am not configuring Snom right and that's why it doesn't need a certificate, any ideas?
Thanks Catalina
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