Kamailio
Problematika Ipv4 a Ipv6 klientov pri SIP Proxy serveroch
SIP, Kamailio, IPv4/IPv6
1. Ciele
Na Virtual Boxe nainštalovať operačný systém Debian
Urobiť komunikáciu Windows –> Debian -> internet
Na Debiane spraviť DNS server
Kamailio 3.2 default routing logic flowchart
This is the flowchart of Kamailio 3.2 default routing logic. The main purpose of this flowchart is to help you understand the routing logic and navigate through it more efficiently and quickly. It should also serve as a tool when you are trying to modify something.
Most routing blocks (mainly those in which routing can end (exit)) are displayed and organized.
Authors: Michal Javorka, Ján Hrnko, Martin Pohančeník
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Installing SIREMIS 2.1.0 components
Siremis web interface provides opportunities to extend main functionalities with special components. However, these components requires additional configuration.
Prerequisities
Installed the Kamailio server with Mysql, installed siremis with apache following steps in the guide.
Installing SIREMIS 2.1.0, the Kamailio web management interface, on debian (squeeze) - how to
The article is based on the article Installing SIREMIS 2.0, the Kamailio web management interface, on debian (lenny) - how to. The installation is straighforward and is working for siremis 2.1 and Kamailio 3.2.
Observed problems
Message "can't open cmp file to write"
RTP Proxy with Kamailio 3.2 configuration on Debian Squeeze
This guide describes Kamailio 3.2 configuration with RTP Proxy.
Requirements:
Installing Kamailio from GIT - debian lenny
In some situation is direct installation of precompiled kamailio packages from prepared repositories not appropriate. There is a simple way to keep a touch with latest kamailio releases with using GIT (an revision control system). The article describe a simple way how to manually compile and install Kamamilio and its module from source code offered through GIT.
Install kamailio from GIT
Prerequisities
Installing and configuring Homer SIP capture server - debian 64b squeeze - howto
Description: Homer is an Open Source SIP Capture server by Alexandr Dubovikov & Friends, based on OpenSER/Kamailio and supporting HEPv1/v2 (Homer Encapsulation Protocol) & IP proto 4 (IPIP) encapsulation and monitoring/mirroring port capture modes. Homer ships with a flexible and lightweight capture agent for unsupported scenarios and a powerful browser based UI (webHomer).
Web:
Upgrade Kamailio 3.1.2 to 3.2 - debian lenny
Migration from 3.1.2 to Kamailio 3.2 requires upgrade of installed packages, database structures and configuration file.
Upgrade of Packages
First, we have to add correct debian repository of kamailio version 3.2. So open your source list file
vim /etc/apt/source.list
and add:
for ''Debian Lenny''
deb http://deb.kamailio.org/kamailio32 lenny main deb-src http://deb.kamailio.org/kamailio32 lenny main
for ''Debian Squeeze''.
Kamailio 3.1 with a text file database (DBTEXT)
The article describes how to add simple database support for the Kamailio 3.1.0 server. As the database a text files are used. Activities described here are following the basic Kamailio server installation, described in the article Installing Kamailio 3.1 on debian lenny.
We are trying this as the part of our performance tests.

