Thank you,
this looks like a good alternative since grouping was introduced.
best regards,
Antanas Masevicius
On 2011.10.20 16:20, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
> Hello,
>
> maybe permissions is a better option to check ip addresses against a
> cached list. It offers also the possibility to group addresses, so you
> can have one group for this specific purposes and use
> allow_address("1", "$fd", "0"), provided that you grouped the
> addresses to id 1.
>
> http://kamailio.org/docs/modules/stable/modules_k/permissions.html#id2512722
>
>
> Cheers,
> Daniel
>
> On 10/20/11 1:35 PM, Antanas Masevicius wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> basically i was intending to use is_from_local() function to dynamically
>> (just add domain and reload) detect direction if user calling via given
>> proxy should be handled as local user. Something like much faster
>> version than doing check_from() function. This way i don't have to
>> hardcode-in external (PSTN) IPs and compare against those. In general,
>> the need to store remote IPs came up only because there are still some
>> old equipment which is not able to set domain in from header (such as
>> old cisco equipment).
>>
>> best regards,
>>
>> Antanas Masevicius
>>
>> On 2011.10.20 13:43, Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> On 10/19/11 5:23 PM, Antanas Masevicius wrote:
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> after troubleshooting ACK routing loops i came up with a thread:
>>>> http://www.openser.org/pipermail/users/2009-March/004123.html
>>>>
>>>> In short, loops formed when i entered IP address to 'domain' table
>>>> of a
>>>> host which was remote.
>>>> Call flow:
>>>>
>>>> UAC INVITE -> Kamailio (with remote domain entered) -> UAS (host
>>>> whose
>>>> IP matches that remote domain)
>>>>
>>>> It looks like after loose_route() check ACK to 200 OK gets routed to
>>>> local host. Besides this issue, IP address of remote host in 'domain'
>>>> table did no harm at all.
>>>>
>>>> Question is, is that normal ACK routing behaviour or loose_route()
>>>> should still check if given IP in request is really bound to local
>>>> interface?
>>> domain module as well as aliases are ways of setting local domains
>>> even if they don't exist in DNS. Therefore practically you can have
>>> addresses like u...@domainx.abc and domainx.abc not really existing.
>>> Thus, it is no intention of checking records in domain against dns and
>>> local network addresses.
>>>
>>> When you add a domain to domain table, kamailio (via config file),
>>> will consider it as being for local routing.
>>>
>>>> Domain module documentation states that "A “local” domain is one that
>>>> the proxy is responsible for", but id does not tell you that you
>>>> cannot
>>>> set remote IP address as a local domain.
>>> Well, when there is a foreign IP either there is a SIP application
>>> handling requests for it and you should let kamailio forward to it by
>>> not adding it to domain table, or there is no sip application and then
>>> kamailio will handle the requests locally since it is in the domain
>>> table.
>>>
>>> Personally, I see no reason of why adding a remote IP to domain table,
>>> can you give some examples where it would be useful?
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Daniel
>>>
>
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