[OpenSIPS-Users] opensips and asterisk

[Brett Nemeroff]

Carmelo,
If you have an SIP peer that matches the host and port of the opensips
server.. ie:
[opensips]
type=friend
host=<ip of opensips.
port=<port of opensips> (can be omitted if port 5060)

Then it'll match that.. typically if it's coming from opensips you'll want
to add:
insecure=invite

so that opensips won't be challenged to authenticate. Also be sure there is
no secret set.

I personally wouldn't do this using the default context as the other posters
had recommended as that will allow *anyone* to send traffic to your asterisk
server. Which I don't believe is what you really want to do. Instead, create
a peer that is limited by IP and PORT allowed to send invites without a
secret.

Also be sure that the context for that peer is set to the right context and
that if from the asterisk CLI you type:
dialplan show <RURI username>@<opensips context>
that it matches something you'd expect.

On another note, are you performing a consume credentials? I think it
*might* be possible that opensips is forwarding your UAC's credentials on to
Asterisk if you are not..

-Brett


On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 8:02 AM, wüber <leone81 at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Hi Bogdan,
>
> connecting Opensips with Asterisk I can see that if a client registered on
> Opensips server tries to make a call to a client in Asterisk domain, after
> the INVITE, it receives a "forbidden" message from asterisk. I have set the
> forwarding functionality in Opensips (rewriteuri function) and I'm pretty
> sure it's something related to asterisk.
>
> Perhaps this is not the right section, but anyway could you help me? Do you
> know what I should set in the sip.conf of Asterisk config file?
>
> Thanks a lot,
> Carmelo
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