Is this possible ?

1. Brekeke Product Name and version:

2. Java version:

3. OS type and the version:

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :

Pattern4 and Pattern 8

Example:

Customer1(sipgate number)--NATRouter------
|
Your AC-BSS--Inet(sipgate.de)
|
Customer2(sipgate number)--NATRouter------


6. Your problem:

We are a WISP and also offer VoIP through sipgate.de.We want to use BSS as Outbound Proxy. At this time we have three User Pools which connect with different IP´s. Is it possible that BSS recognize if one of your customer call a other customer from us, so that the call (rtp traffic )is routed local only.

thx,

laslo

laslo,

Which version and edition of Brekeke SIP Server are you using?

hello janP,

we tested BSS for 2 months ago and then switched back to siproxd. But the described problem is no solveable with siproxd and BSS is much more stable and configurable.
1. Brekeke Product Name and version:
BSS Stable Version 2.3.6.0 / 60-Day Evaluation

In the later config we want to use the standard edition if this is possible.

thx,

laslo

>> Is it possible that BSS recognize if one of your customer call a other customer from us, so that the call (rtp traffic )is routed local only.

Let me know more details.

Are both customers SIP client located in the same local network?
Is Brekeke SIP Server located in the same local netwotk?
Or, Is the SIP Server located in a public network?
What kind of SIP client are your customers using?

Hello janP,

i made a example. i hope this helps. We want that calls between customer1 and customer2 are routed local. Also calls between customer1 and customer3 should be routed local.

http://kabelfrei.net/download/example.gif

For two months ago, the configuration without local calls worked.


thanks,

laslo

any ideas? if you need more information please give me a hint.


thx,

laslo

Can customer1 and customer2 ping each other?

Can customer1 and customer2 ping each other?

Yes. No Portfiltering or other stuff just like a normal DSL connection.

thx,

laslo