Setup HOMER Web UI, API & DB on Ubuntu 18.04
Nick Installing HOMER Sipcapture Web UI, API & Database on Ubuntu 18.04
Kamailio
Kamailio Bytes – Setting up rtpengine in Kamailio to relay RTP / Media
Using rtpengine to bridge calls in Kamailio
Kamailio Bytes – Permissions Module
Using Kamailio's Permissions module to implement basic ACL functionality.
Kamailio Bytes – Dialplan Module
Using Kamailio's dialplan module to run transformations on variables.
Kamailio Bytes – Dispatcher Module
Using the Dispatcher Module for load balancing functionality and intelligent dispatching of SIP messages.
Kamailio 101 – Part 10 – Recap
Recap of the series
Kamailio 101 – Part 9 – Adding Carrier Links
Adding Trunks to our Kamailio instance to make / receive calls from the PSTN.
Kamailio 101 – Part 8 – Security in Practice
Putting security into practice in Kamailio to authenticate INVITE and REGISTER traffic by source IP and Challenge / Response in the Auth header.
Kamailio 101 – Part 7 – Security in Theory
General overview of AAA, traffic validation and SIP security.
Kamailio 101 – Part 6 – Reusing Code
Using Boilerplate Kamailio code to speed up the development process.
Kamailio 101 – Part 5- First Call
Making our first call between two registered endpoints on Kamailio.
Kamailio 101 – Part 4 – SIP Registrar
Setting up Kamailio as a SIP registrar to handle REGISTER messages.
Kamailio 101 – Part 3 – Routing Blocks & Structure
How to use routing blocks and structure your code in Kamailio.
Kamailio 101 – Part 2 – Installation & First Run
Installing Kamailio on Ubuntu, basic rules for wring config files and we respond to SIP messages!
Kamailio 101 – Part 1 – Introduction
Introducing Kamailio SIP Server & explaining it's uses.
RTPengine – Installation & Configuration (Debian 11 / Ubuntu 19.04 and below)
Installation & basic configuration of the Sipwise NGCP rtpengine
Kamailio Bytes – MySQL Database Backend for Module Config
Many Kamailio modules require, or have additional functionality, when you’re using a database backend. There’s a few options, but for this tutorial we’ll use a MySQL database backend. To begin…