[Serusers] Using RPID in location database

[Greger V. Teigre]

Hi Patrick,
That's a bit backwards ;-)  Your users will register using their username 
and domain in the form of sip:username at domain. That is the AOR that should 
be stored in the location db, because that's the AOR, not something else... 
However, you can make sure that your users can be reached through other 
addresses as well by registering a static mapping to the AOR using the alias 
table.
    RPID is not a SIP property, but rather a header field used to signal 
information about the caller to a PSTN gateway.  Thus, you need to decide 
how to map the RPID to a SIP URI (as required in the alias table).  You 
could use a tel: uri or you could create some sort of scheme 
sip:rpid at yourdomain.com (using plus and dashes or not).  Most people would 
probably recommend you to use +countrycodeetc@ with no dashes or 
parenthises. You will have to manipulate the ruris on received calls from a 
gateway unless the ruris are already in that format.
g-)
Note that tel: uris have slightly different matching rules compared to sip 
uris.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick Jordan-Smith" <pjs at quicksilver.co.nz>
To: <serusers at lists.iptel.org>
Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 9:18 PM
Subject: [Serusers] Using RPID in location database


> Hi guys,
>
> My setup authenticates users from radius. We set the RPID in the radius
> users file, I want to use the RPID to replace the address in the
> location database so I can always make sure my users have the right
> endpoint address (the address being the sip:<address>@host part, refered
> to as AOR in the location database I think.) FYI I'm not using a SQL
> database but just the memory table.
>
> Thanks,
> Patrick
>
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