We use Kamailio - to register users and load balancing. And Asterisk
servers to process calls.
In Asterisk - I made sip friend with authorization by IP - and all calls
from Kamailio are accepted.
In Kamailio - all calls from Asterisk are also accepted.
I hate products with Asterisk - for me they are too complicated for normal
usage. I prefer to write my scripts and dial plan, and to know perfectly
well what happen.
Also - Cisco phones are small nightmare. There are so many relatively cheap
and good SIP phones which just work
On Wed, Jun 19, 2013 at 9:03 PM, Gustavo S wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> My name is Gustavo Salazar, I'm from Quito-Ecuador (South-America), and I
> need some info about Kamailio. I'm studying a Master degree of Networking
> and Data Communications, and I want to build a VoIP project with Kamailio.
>
> I want to integrate Kamailio with Trixbox to improve the security levels
> of the IP-PBX, also I want to use my cisco ip phones 7960G with them, but I
> need some help with how and where to configure the Kamailio to be connect
> to the Trixbox server.
>
> I made some research about it, and in some pages I read that I can install
> Kamailio over some Linux Distro like Ubuntu or CentOS, and in other that I
> can install it on the asterisk (Trixbox) server itself.
>
> Could you help me with some examples of configuration, where to configure
> the extensions. I think is in Kamailio.cfg file, but I don't know how to do
> it.
>
> Please help me with it. I'll be so grateful with you for this support.
>
> Regards from Ecuador
>
> Gustavo Salazar
>
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