[Serusers] Vovida's B2BUA and SER ?

[Iqbal]

Hi

Can you change you email client, to add your reply to the start, rather 
than bottom :-)

Asterisk I have used, and is good, there is a asterisk B2Bua mailing 
list also, sippy, I think there are a few users on here who really like 
it, just post a message with sippy as the subject I guess.

I dont really use a B2Bua anymore, I am trying my best to stay away from 
the media stream, it just doesnt scale well.

Iqbal

Lucas Aimaretto wrote:

>>>... It works nicely. Nicely if the User 
>>>has NO PASSWORD ASSIGNED ...
>>>
>>>This is the configuration:
>>>
>>>
>>>UA <----> B2BUA <---> SER
>>>            |
>>>            |
>>>         RADIUS
>>>
>>>When an INVITE is sent ... b2bua sends Authorization to 
>>>RADIUS ... but 
>>>as User-Password value, it sends a dot ( yes!!! a DOT "." ) ... look
>>>
>>>rad_recv: Access-Request packet from host 192.168.1.253:1024, id=1, 
>>>length=82
>>>       User-Name = "1992001"
>>>       User-Password = "."
>>>       NAS-IP-Address = 192.168.1.253
>>>       NAS-Port = 1000
>>>       Called-Station-Id = "543515684478"
>>>       Calling-Station-Id = "1992001"
>>>
>>>[ ... ]
>>>
>>>.... obviously, the user will never authenticate.
>>>
>>>[ ... ]
>>>
>>>      
>>>
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>>You could give your users a password ='.'     that would make it work 
>>:-), or use asterisk B2BUA, or there is a commercial one called sippy.
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>Nice solution, but I do not think my boss will like to have that
>password assigned to the clients ;-)
> 
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>>From vovida doc ...
>>
>>2. The password sent for authorization is hard-coded to "." . 
>>To suit a 
>>specific vendor in the future, there is a plan to incorporate 
>>a vendor 
>>specific password in the B2BUA configuration file. This password can 
>>also come from provisioning.
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>Any docs where to have asterisk working as a b2bua ??? Have you tried it
>??? Is it a nice solution ??? Any body tried sippy ???
>
>Thanx
>
>Regards,
>
>Lucas
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