I have configured Openser and integrated with radius server. I have done auth and accounting too. Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session after prepaid credit is over. which is the recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration. Please let me know, how to proceed further.
Regards, Amit
2008/7/9 Amit Jain jain.amit.04@gmail.com:
I have configured Openser and integrated with radius server. I have done auth and accounting too. Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session after prepaid credit is over. which is the recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration. Please let me know, how to proceed further.
You need to choose between proprietary B2BUA's and opensource ones. If you decide to use opensource B2BUA, then you may choose one among these items:
* Sippy B2BUA * Asterisk as B2BUA * SEMS has similar facility * OpenSBC * probably others...
I use Sippy and have some experience with Asterisk as B2BUA also. Both are easy to configure especially if you're not afraid of changing internals of software you're using.
-- With best regards!
Peter Lemenkov wrote:
2008/7/9 Amit Jain jain.amit.04@gmail.com:
I have configured Openser and integrated with radius server. I have done auth and accounting too. Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session after prepaid credit is over. which is the recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration. Please let me know, how to proceed further.
You need to choose between proprietary B2BUA's and opensource ones. If you decide to use opensource B2BUA, then you may choose one among these items:
- Sippy B2BUA
- Asterisk as B2BUA
- SEMS has similar facility
- OpenSBC
- probably others...
btw: I just wonder if Freeswitch is a B2BUA too, or is it like a SIP proxy. Any expreiences?
cheers klaus
-----Original Message----- From: users-bounces@lists.openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@lists.openser.org] On Behalf Of Klaus Darilion Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 7:07 PM To: Peter Lemenkov Cc: users@lists.openser.org Subject: Re: [OpenSER-Users] Openser - which b2bua to use ?
Peter Lemenkov wrote:
2008/7/9 Amit Jain jain.amit.04@gmail.com:
I have configured Openser and integrated with radius
server. I have done auth and accounting too.
Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session
after prepaid credit is over. which is the
recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration.
Please let me know, how to proceed further.
You need to choose between proprietary B2BUA's and opensource ones. If you decide to use opensource B2BUA, then you may choose one among these items:
- Sippy B2BUA
- Asterisk as B2BUA
- SEMS has similar facility
- OpenSBC
- probably others...
btw: I just wonder if Freeswitch is a B2BUA too, or is it like a SIP proxy. Any expreiences?
I would be inclined to say that Freeswitch *can* be used as a B2BUA in much the same way that Asterisk can be, though as with Asterisk it is not its entire ability.
I can certainly say it is *not* a SIP proxy.
- Brad
does any one has any documentation for integrating openser with asterisk or freeswitch or SIPPY
thanks amit
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 6:32 PM, Watkins, Bradley < Bradley.Watkins@compuware.com> wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: users-bounces@lists.openser.org [mailto:users-bounces@lists.openser.org] On Behalf Of Klaus Darilion Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 7:07 PM To: Peter Lemenkov Cc: users@lists.openser.org Subject: Re: [OpenSER-Users] Openser - which b2bua to use ?
Peter Lemenkov wrote:
2008/7/9 Amit Jain jain.amit.04@gmail.com:
I have configured Openser and integrated with radius
server. I have done auth and accounting too.
Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session
after prepaid credit is over. which is the
recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration.
Please let me know, how to proceed further.
You need to choose between proprietary B2BUA's and opensource ones. If you decide to use opensource B2BUA, then you may choose one among these items:
- Sippy B2BUA
- Asterisk as B2BUA
- SEMS has similar facility
- OpenSBC
- probably others...
btw: I just wonder if Freeswitch is a B2BUA too, or is it like a SIP proxy. Any expreiences?
I would be inclined to say that Freeswitch *can* be used as a B2BUA in much the same way that Asterisk can be, though as with Asterisk it is not its entire ability.
I can certainly say it is *not* a SIP proxy.
- Brad
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Amit Jain wrote:
does any one has any documentation for integrating openser with asterisk or freeswitch or SIPPY
Define "integrating."
Amit Jain wrote:
I have configured Openser and integrated with radius server. I have done auth and accounting too. Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session after prepaid credit is over. which is the recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration. Please let me know, how to proceed further.
If all you need is to terminate the session, and you have the Call-ID and other dialog information available somewhere, you'd do just as well to write your own agent for that exclusive purpose, or hack something like 'sipsak' to issue you a BYE for you.
That's if and only if that's all you envision using it for. No need to make the situation more complicated than it is.
It is extremely easy to do session termination (call teardown) when credit is over with Openser+asterisk, all you need is to do is write an AGI to calculate max call duration and set it on asterisk.
david
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 8:12 AM, Alex Balashov abalashov@evaristesys.com wrote:
Amit Jain wrote:
I have configured Openser and integrated with radius server. I have done auth and accounting too. Now i need some help for b2bua to terminate the session after prepaid credit is over. which is the recommended b2bua that i can use for my configuration. Please let me know, how to proceed further.
If all you need is to terminate the session, and you have the Call-ID and other dialog information available somewhere, you'd do just as well to write your own agent for that exclusive purpose, or hack something like 'sipsak' to issue you a BYE for you.
That's if and only if that's all you envision using it for. No need to make the situation more complicated than it is.
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