Using Transport Layer Security (TLS) to protect SIP traffic from modification / manipulation and guarantee message authenticity.
Category: Kamailio
Using apt package manager to install nightly Kamailio builds
Using Ansible to automate Kamailio deployments at scale
Lessons learned about setting up VoLTE / IMS Networks at small scale.
A look into Instant Messaging using SIP
Using KEMI to handle Kamailio SIP Routing in Python
Using Kamailio’s UAC module to send outbound SIP REGISTER messages
Using Kamailio UAC module to send a SIP Text Message (MESSAGE) to an administrator when a user dials an emergency services number.
Using KEMI to write routing logic using languages like Python, Ruby, Lua and JS
Introducing C Diameter Peer module in Kamailio to manage Diameter Peers, monitor their state and handle the connections.
AP, IX, IP & DX – The meaning of Dispatcher states in Kamailio’s Dispatcher module.
Stateless Kamailio SIP proxy example for changing Caller ID values
SIPp (a performance testing tool for SIP) to simulate many concurrent calls leading to many concurrent transcoding sessions.
Using Kamailio’s Distributed Message Queue to share memory data between Kamailio nodes
Some TM (Transaction Module) use cases in Kamailio
Basic example of a Transaction Stateful SIP Proxy in Kamailio
Comparison on Asterisk and Kamailio and where they fit in the Telephony landscape.
Manipulating SDP with Kamailio
Load testing a standard VM to see how many RTPengine transcoding sessions it can manage concurrently
Basic Kamailio SIP Proxy