In the incoming message to the UAC "183" can be seen: the prefix and IP
gateway.
Gateway waits INVITE from everyone.
Therefore, it is necessary at least to hide this information!!!
There is a suggestion - use the full proxy SIP and RTP traffic from the UAC.
Necessary: MGW hide behind opensips-server:
UAC(85.85.85.95)---->OPENSIPS(85.85.85.85,
192.168.0.85)------>MGW(192.168.0.11)
1. What better use for the full RTP-traffic hiding: rtpproxy or mediaproxy?
2. I need help setting: mediaproxy or rtpproxy.
3. Example configuration file "opensips.cfg" such interaction:
opensips-mediaproxy or opensips-rtpproxy.
that is for today:
[root@xxxxx ~]# ps ax | grep rtpp
17445 ? Ssl 0:00 rtpproxy
17451 pts/2 S+ 0:00 grep rtpp
30335 ? Ssl 0:13 rtpproxy -u rtpproxy
[root@xxxxx ~]# ps ax | grep disp
17456 pts/2 S+ 0:00 grep disp
30008 ? SL 0:00 python ./media-dispatcher
[root@xxxxx ~]# ps ax | grep rel
17458 pts/2 S+ 0:00 grep rel
30016 ? SL 0:35 python ./media-relay
and opensips 1.7
eth.0 ip=85.85.85.85
eth.1 ip=192.168.0.85
4. if we use rtpproxy, then iptables configuration is needed ......
5. if we use mediaproxy then where are the config files? and how to set
them .... for the "dispatcher" and "relay".....?
6. In logic OPENSIPS not need to use checks: if the client is behind NAT
on the remote end, and vice versa - do not allow the registration of
such users!
05.03.2014 20:48, Bogdan-Andrei Iancu writes:
If you have any particular questions on the setup, I will try to help you.
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