Hi Joegen
I began by setting up the box as a Linux proxy/firewall/ will conflict
with --enable-gpllibs flag to make use of the iproute2 feature
? I was thinking this way I could run sipX and OSBC listen on the same ports
(5060) by forwarding ports (NAT). Is this a good idea?
e
Original Message
From: "Joegen E. Baclor"
To: "voice"
Cc:
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2008 7:22 PM
Subject: Re:
OpenSBC Anyone able to put OpenSBC and SipXecs on same box?
Sure this would work. I recommend that you compile opensipstack/opensbc
with --enable-gpllibs flag to make use of the iproute2 feature
voice wrote:
Hi
I would like to try this. I have a duel 10/100 box. Is it possible to
configure one 10/100 with sipX+DHCP+DNS and the other with a fixed
public
ip or the OSBC? I will install sipX first using DHCP+DNS servers (as
suggested by the sipX howto) to manage phones behind that io/port. and
OSBC
on the 2nc io/port. Or does this confuguration require 2 boxs
Has anyone tried this?
r
----- Original Message
From: "Joegen E. Baclor"
To: ;
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 6:07 PM
Subject: Re:
OpenSBC Anyone able to put OpenSBC and SipXecs on same
box?
OpenSBC Forum wrote:
Hi. I am interested in using OpenSBC for nat traversal with SipXecs
and
was wondering if there was a way to install and use them together on
the
same box, or do they need to be on seperate boxes.
radp1399
Hi,
OpenSBC and SIPX can reside on the same box as long as OpenSBC is
configured to listen on a port other than sipx is using for it's
listeners. You can set the listener address in General Parameters.
Eg: sip:*15060 which means OpenSBC will listen on port 15060 using
all
interfaces or sip:xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:15060 is you want OpenSBC to use a
specific interface. When you configure SIPX , make sure the routes to
OpenSBC from SIPX includes the port in the URI.
Joegen
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