Please note:
"$rp" is not the same as "$Rp", PV's are case-sensitive
Thanks,
Carsten
2016-11-15 14:34 GMT+01:00 Daniel-Constantin Mierla :
> Hello,
>
> do you receive the packets over UDP on local port 6060 and $Rp is not 6060?
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel
>
>
> On 15/11/16 13:13, andrzej.ciupek-aste
Hello,
do you receive the packets over UDP on local port 6060 and $Rp is not 6060?
Cheers,
Daniel
On 15/11/16 13:13, andrzej.ciupek-asterisk.edu.pl wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have tried $Rp before sending this to mailing list, but with $Rp I
> have different values for example 188, 6847, 3163, 9175 f
Hello
I have tried $Rp before sending this to mailing list, but with $Rp I
have different values for example 188, 6847, 3163, 9175 for every call
?!
Don't know where are they come from, because in URI I see :6060, and
using $rp give my 6060 for examples with $Rp.
Only have problem with UAC P
Hi,
how about checking $Rp
(http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/cookbooks/devel/pseudovariables#rp_-_received_port)?
That would show, on which port the packet was received
Thanks,
Carsten
2016-11-15 8:43 GMT+01:00 andrzej.ciupek-asterisk.edu.pl
:
> Hello
>
> My point is to log INVITEs in my Network
Hello
My point is to log INVITEs in my Network. My SIP Network work on port
6060.
Im am using HEP to do that, and hep clients that are listening on port
range 5060-6066 to detect some SIP attack to port 5060 and others.
But when I have attack to port 5060 I don't want to insert that INVITE
to
On 11/11/16 13:38, Daniel Tryba wrote:
> On Thu, Nov 10, 2016 at 04:41:36PM +0100, andrzej.ciupek-asterisk.edu.pl
> wrote:
>> I have some UAC like Panasonic PBX, that send traffic to port 6060 that I am
>> listening on,
>> but that port isn't included to R-URI.
>> I can see that only at tcpdump,
On Thu, Nov 10, 2016 at 04:41:36PM +0100, andrzej.ciupek-asterisk.edu.pl wrote:
> I have some UAC like Panasonic PBX, that send traffic to port 6060 that I am
> listening on,
> but that port isn't included to R-URI.
> I can see that only at tcpdump, or sip_trace from sip_capture module.
> Kamailio
Hello
I have some UAC like Panasonic PBX, that send traffic to port 6060 that
I am listening on,
but that port isn't included to R-URI.
I can see that only at tcpdump, or sip_trace from sip_capture module.
Kamailio variables like $dp or $rp have default value of 5060.
Thank You,
_
Hello,
I guess you refer to sip_trace() -- iirc, sip_capture() only saves
locally what sip_trace() is sending over hep. If yes, then sip_trace()
is using some callbacks internally to get data at various levels of
transaction processing.
Also, if there is no port in a URI, then it is considered to
Hello
Thank You. In using Kamailio only as:
route {
if (is_method("INVITE"))
{
sql_query("cb", "insert into invites
(from_user,to_user,callid,src_ip,dst_ip,src_port,dst_port) values
('$fU','$rU','$ci','$si','$rd','$sp','$rp')");
}
}
I know that
sip_capture();
In some way get real DST por
Hello,
one way is to add an onsend_route and there use the $sndto(port) to
update the record inserted before.
Even better, set the dst addr/port when receiving the 200ok for initial
invite, this copes better when the INVITE is forked to many destinations
-- in this way you store only the one that
Hello
I am using Kamailio to collect data about active calls. I write INVITEs
to database, and delete it on BYE or any REL.
I would like to write source and destination port too, but don't know
how to get destination port.
I have tried variables:
$dp, $rp, $Rp, $op
But when I don't have port
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