19 Nov
2003
19 Nov
'03
2:03 a.m.
Will Ser handle Cyclic attacks ?
I.
If I have two domains A & B,
When A requests a call forwards to B, & B forwards to A.
Will Ser be able to prevent this cyclic attack? or how to mange this?
II.
Asume we have two domains, A & B Pointed to a single ser server.
If I create a user in Domain A will the ser validate only for domain A
only.
I could not find any domain information in the subscriber table.
Anyone help me pls.
Kannaiyan
19 Nov
19 Nov
2:07 a.m.
On Wednesday 19 November 2003 00:03, Kannaiyan Natesan wrote:
Will Ser handle Cyclic attacks ?
I.
If I have two domains A & B,
When A requests a call forwards to B, & B forwards to A.
Will Ser be able to prevent this cyclic attack? or how to mange this?
Maybe you should introduce yourself into the basics os SIP, e.g by reading
http://iptel.org/ser/sipintro.html. There is a header field called
Max-Forwards which prevents endless loops (or cyclic attacks how you call
it). And naturally SER can check this header filed if you do it in your
config script.
Regards
Nils
II.
Asume we have two domains, A & B Pointed to a single ser server.
If I create a user in Domain A will the ser validate only for domain A
only.
I could not find any domain information in the subscriber table.
Anyone help me pls.
Kannaiyan
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2:11 a.m.
On 18-11 23:03, Kannaiyan Natesan wrote:
Asume we have two domains, A & B Pointed to a
single ser server.
If I create a user in Domain A will the ser validate only for domain A
only.
I could not find any domain information in the subscriber table.
The table contains "domain" column.
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