16 Mar
2003
16 Mar
'03
11:26 a.m.
Hello Emil,
yes, it is possible. Look into iptel.cfg, this config file does exactly
what you want, it allows only a subset of users to use Cisco GW. All the
messages sent to Cisco GW are record-routed and the GW is configured to
accept messages from ser only. In addition INVITEs that will be sent to
the GW are proxy-authenticated first.
The file can be found in the source tarball in ser-0.8.10/etc/iptel.cfg
Jan.
On 16-03 18:13, Emil wrote:
Hi all,
Just a question before I embark on my next SER venture.
I now have a couple of Cisco 7960 phones sitting behind fw's and using
transverse NAT and SER auth (The Auth working thanks to JAN) @ different
homes. All these homes are connected to the internet via ADSL and use DDNS,
my SER server sits on the Internet and have a fixed IP and DNS entry. This
config works really well.
The next step is to add a Cisco 2600 router to the config and hook 4 FXO
ports up to our PABX @ work. I only want authenticated users on SER to be
able to forward requests to the router, I can tell the router only to accept
connections that originated on the SER server. Is this possible on SER.
Kind regards, Emil
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