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Subject: Re: [Sip-implementors] Authorization of incoming call
What is the real concern here?
Why would you care if the caller has registered? SIP does not require
registration to send requests.
I guess you either are concerned that the caller is somehow authorized
to call
What is the real concern here?
Why would you care if the caller has registered? SIP does not require
registration to send requests.
I guess you either are concerned that the caller is somehow authorized
to call you, or call anybody, or else you are concerned with whether you
can trust the ident
Hi,
Again, you can force route all calls thru the proxy so that calls
will always be routed thru the proxy. So that, a session hijacking can be
avoided.
In addition to this, I wanted to clarify whether the use of proxy avoid
another user from calling your UA without registering to proxy ? eg. usi
On 01/11/2012 07:11 AM, Sandro wrote:
> Hello all.
>
> I have a theoretical question about call admitting and security.
>
> Let's say we have two clients A&B (phones or softphones) and a
> proxy/registrar.
> Clients register themselves on the registrar with authentication (http
> digest).
> This is
Hello all.
I have a theoretical question about call admitting and security.
Let's say we have two clients A&B (phones or softphones) and a
proxy/registrar.
Clients register themselves on the registrar with authentication (http
digest).
This is, i think, the most normal scenario.
Proxy authentica
