[SR-Users] Prepaid billing solution for a service provider
Carlo Dimaggio
jaasmailing at gmail.com
Thu Jan 5 14:42:50 CET 2012
Hi Stoyan,
I prefer Freeswitch, but I know that Asterisk can do prepaid and there
are different prepaid solutions.
Anyway, as the prepaid server is a mission-critical component, I would
like to have your (and the community) opinion about the preferred
architecture and experiences about opensource/commercial solution
(advantages and drawbacks).
All the billing solution are good enough for a service provider
environment? How I can choose the right solution if all vendors say that
their solution is the best one? :)
Regards,
Il 05/01/12 13.18, Stoyan Mihaylov ha scritto:
> I can suggest using Asterisk for prepaid job.
> I mean you can use Kamailio and couple of Asterisk servers behind it
> to do prepaid. There are lot of prepaid solutions for Asterisk. But
> again, if I have to do it I will prefer my solution, or using parts
> from what is available.
> PS
> We did prepaid things for Asterisk.
>
> On Thu, Jan 5, 2012 at 1:08 PM, Carlo Dimaggio <jaasmailing at gmail.com
> <mailto:jaasmailing at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm working in a project for a service provider in which prepaid
> is an essential requirement. They have about 12000 subscribers.
> The core infrastructure will be Kamailio+RTPProxy while I have
> some doubts about the prepaid feature. I'm thinking about a B2BUA
> (SEMS or Freeswitch) that is called if the user belong to a
> "prepaid group" and perform authorization and accounting; in this
> case the SIP flow could be: Kamailio -> B2BUA(Prepaid) ->
> Kamailio. Is a good choice?
>
> At the moment I cannot estimate the effort needed to develop this
> section (base prepaid feature) of the project... Do you have some
> hints?
>
> What are the prepaid solution implemented by you? Do you use your
> own developed solution or do you think that is better to choose a
> commercial solution (that provide also calling-card and other
> features)?
> I have seen some commercial products (Portabilling,
> Jerasoft/Bilberry, ...); what do you think about?
>
>
> Best Regards,
>
>
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