Thanks for the reply. Just to be clear is the above mentioned idea conceptually wrong? so here is a detail of scenarioAll UA's are over websockets.UA --wss--> HAProxy --------ws-----> (Identical Kamailio Servers - SIP1 and SIP2 for now)ofcourse if a peer is registered on SIP1, SIP2 routes call to SIP1 so as to avoid outbound proxy or path handling. Main idea is to have it catered centrally.Also SIP URI domain is being used for registrations only at SIP1 and SIP2, however SIP1 and SIP2 have their own domain which they use in route and viaSo the main question is what is the significance of SIP URI in websocket connection? can it be dealt with above scenario?Regards,Jade_______________________________________________On Tue, Feb 28, 2017 at 1:18 PM, Brandon Armstead <brandon@cryy.com> wrote:Perhaps you could configure an outbound proxy in the ws/wss signaling? So it sends traffic to X domain/realm but goes to actual true remote proxy endpoint?On Mon, Feb 27, 2017 at 11:04 PM, Jade SZ <jitterbuffer@gmail.com> wrote:_______________________________________________Hi Team,Question:
Just wanted to clarify regarding SIP URI in webrtc (over sip) connection.
e.g. if we have a scenario where Kamailio is hosted with websocket support. Websocket URI is used to send packets to to wss/ws address and the SIP URI goes with it. I have tested it with any SIP URI including any domain and it works if I authenticate that domain, regardless that domain is real or not.
// client side SIP URI configvar configuration = { uri : 'sip:alice@example.com', };
Can we use any central domain for sip uri similar to realm concept and send traffic to multiple kamailio servers through websocket LB.dummy.domain - for ws/wss SIP URIThanks in advance.Regards,Jade
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