Hello all,
Actually i have openser box which i used to make calls among my offices which spread different geographical places.
i am using in the configuration file just to make changes to my rtp packets so without RTPPROXY and MEDIAPROXY modules i was able to make calls even my end UAC are behind NAT.
but if i want to control my media between different UAs like a prepaid system as we used to see in case of mobile prepaid system which stops you from continuing your call when there was no balance left on ur mobile .
can anybody give me a hint how can i do that ? if so what architecture it needs like any mediaproxy?
will session border controller help me out?
just give me a hint so that i can go ahead
thanks once again
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1
Hello Srinivas For the NAT traversal, you can set stun parameters to your UAC in order to get through NAT! (Or use IPV6 and bridge) For the prepaid calls, I'm also trying to do the same! I have installed CDRTool and the Dan-Christian Bogos python module to interact with freeradius to decrease prepaid accounts. But I don't have for now a solution to shutdown the calls in live!
Have a nice day
srinivas Antarvedi a écrit :
Hello all,
Actually i have openser box which i used to make calls among my offices which spread different geographical places.
i am using in the configuration file just to make changes to my rtp packets so without RTPPROXY and MEDIAPROXY modules i was able to make calls even my end UAC are behind NAT.
but if i want to control my media between different UAs like a prepaid system as we used to see in case of mobile prepaid system which stops you from continuing your call when there was no balance left on ur mobile .
can anybody give me a hint how can i do that ? if so what architecture it needs like any mediaproxy?
will session border controller help me out?
just give me a hint so that i can go ahead
thanks once again
-- Srinivas Antarvedi
Users mailing list Users@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
Marco , Till now in openSER doesn't have, to shutdown the calls in live This means this, B2BUA, Not in OpenSER How u can do my use the SEAS module in Java, To Control the Call, before call is establishing to the callee,
The only to is to faward the calls to Asterisk Servers, Asterisk can do both Prepaid and Post Paid, Which i did in Asterisk
On 9/3/07, Marc LEURENT lftsy@free.fr wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1
Hello Srinivas For the NAT traversal, you can set stun parameters to your UAC in order to get through NAT! (Or use IPV6 and bridge) For the prepaid calls, I'm also trying to do the same! I have installed CDRTool and the Dan-Christian Bogos python module to interact with freeradius to decrease prepaid accounts. But I don't have for now a solution to shutdown the calls in live!
Have a nice day
srinivas Antarvedi a écrit :
Hello all,
Actually i have openser box which i used to make calls among my offices which spread different geographical places.
i am using in the configuration file just to make changes to my rtp packets so without RTPPROXY and MEDIAPROXY modules i was able to make calls even my end UAC are behind NAT.
but if i want to control my media between different UAs like a prepaid system as we used to see in case of mobile prepaid system which stops you from continuing your call when there was no balance left on ur mobile .
can anybody give me a hint how can i do that ? if so what architecture it needs like any mediaproxy?
will session border controller help me out?
just give me a hint so that i can go ahead
thanks once again
-- Srinivas Antarvedi
Users mailing list Users@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
iD8DBQFG27umqjpLE0HiOBYRAjB4AJ9a7arR31FCxYYS23TLS0cfDhedQwCfZiWV eDGu3eu2nJOykQjqJyE+qoE= =qt/H -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Users mailing list Users@openser.org http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
-
Marc LEURENT -
raviprakash sunkara -
srinivas Antarvedi