FreeSBC Configuration Files:SIP Trunking - Revision history

Serdar Civici at 10:37, 26 August 2021

2021-08-26T10:37:43Z

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	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	ProSBC Configuration Files for SIP Trunking Scenario Tutorial provides you with a scenario-based approach to configuring of [[ProSBC\|~~ProSbc~~]] systems, using sample configuration files. Complete general installation configuration steps, before you begin configuring your specific application.		ProSBC Configuration Files for SIP Trunking Scenario Tutorial provides you with a scenario-based approach to configuring of [[ProSBC\|ProSBC]] systems, using sample configuration files. Complete general installation configuration steps, before you begin configuring your specific application.

	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==

Serdar Civici at 12:32, 22 January 2021

2021-01-22T12:32:31Z

Luc Morissette: We also need to change the IP interface names, otherwise the interfaces will be deleted in the configuration as soon as it is activated!

2019-05-09T14:50:59Z

We also need to change the IP interface names, otherwise the interfaces will be deleted in the configuration as soon as it is activated!

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	* Open the json file with a text editor		* Open the json file with a text editor
	* Replace following parameters in the file		* Replace following parameters in the file
	** tbsbc with the hostname that you gave on installation stage		** [tbsbc] with the hostname that you gave on installation stage
	** WAN_00_IP and LAN_00_IP with IP addresses		** [WAN_00_IP] and [LAN_00_IP] with IP addresses
	** WAN_00_Subnet and LAN_00_Subnet with IP subnets		** [WAN_00_Subnet] and [LAN_00_Subnet] with IP subnets
	** WAN_00_Gateway and LAN_00_Gateway with Gateway IP addresses		** [WAN_00_Gateway] and [LAN_00_Gateway] with Gateway IP addresses
	** ITSP_Proxy_IP with SIP Trunk Service Provider IP address (2 addresses in the file)		** [WAN_00] and [LAN_00] with currently configured IP interfaces (for example voip0 and voip1)
	** Local_Proxy_IP with Local Proxy IP address (2 addresses in the file)		** [ITSP_Proxy_IP] with SIP Trunk Service Provider IP address (2 addresses in the file)
			** [Local_Proxy_IP] with Local Proxy IP address (2 addresses in the file)
	*If you downloaded Remote Office/Workers Sample Configuration with NAT file please replace the following parameter too		*If you downloaded Remote Office/Workers Sample Configuration with NAT file please replace the following parameter too
	**NAT_IP_Address with your External IP		**[NAT_IP_Address] with your External IP (Public IP of the NAT device)
	* Save the file		* Save the file

Luc Morissette: Updated user/password

2019-05-08T15:41:35Z

Updated user/password

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	* After upload the file use following commands from CLI		* After upload the file use following commands from CLI
	*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT		*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config" -u root -p root		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config"
	~~tbconfig~~ -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"		tbconfig -u root -p root -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"
	*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT		*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config_nat.json name="main_config" -u root -p root		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config_nat.json name="main_config" -u root -p root
	tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"		tbconfig -u root -p root -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"

Luc Morissette at 13:40, 15 March 2019

2019-03-15T13:40:51Z

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	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	[[FreeSBC\|~~FreeSbc~~]] devices must be installed as described in their respective [[~~Product_Installation~~\|installation guides]].		[[FreeSBC\|FreeSBC]] devices must be installed as described in their respective [[Product_Installation_SBC\|installation guides]].

	== Typical SIP Trunking Sample without NAT ==		== Typical SIP Trunking Sample without NAT ==

Serdar Civici: /* Modifying configuration file */

2019-01-09T09:04:12Z

Modifying configuration file

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	You can download sample configuration for SIP Trunking scenario from below;		You can download sample configuration for SIP Trunking scenario from below;

	[[Media:~~SIP_Trunk_main_config~~.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT]] <br>		[[Media:SIP_trunk_main_config.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT]] <br>
	[[Media:~~SIP_Trunk_main_config_nat~~.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT]]		[[Media:SIP_trunk_main_config_nat.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT]]

	* Open the json file with a text editor		* Open the json file with a text editor

Serdar Civici: /* Modifying configuration file */

2019-01-09T09:02:49Z

Modifying configuration file

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	* Open the json file with a text editor		* Open the json file with a text editor
	* Replace following parameters in the file		* Replace following parameters in the file
			** tbsbc with the hostname that you gave on installation stage
	** WAN_00_IP and LAN_00_IP with IP addresses		** WAN_00_IP and LAN_00_IP with IP addresses
	** WAN_00_Subnet and LAN_00_Subnet with IP subnets		** WAN_00_Subnet and LAN_00_Subnet with IP subnets

Serdar Civici: /* Uploading and activating the sample configuration */

2019-01-08T11:53:45Z

Uploading and activating the sample configuration

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	* You need to use an SFTP client to upload the configuration file to FreeSBC		* You need to use an SFTP client to upload the configuration file to FreeSBC
	* After upload the file use following commands from CLI		* After upload the file use following commands from CLI
	*For ~~Remote Office/Workers~~ Sample Configuration without NAT		*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config" -u root -p root		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config" -u root -p root
	tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"		tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"
	*For ~~Remote Office/Workers~~ Sample Configuration with NAT		*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config_nat.json name="main_config" -u root -p root		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config_nat.json name="main_config" -u root -p root
	tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"		tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"

Serdar Civici: /* Uploading and activating the sample configuration */

2019-01-08T11:52:27Z

Uploading and activating the sample configuration

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	* After upload the file use following commands from CLI		* After upload the file use following commands from CLI
	*For Remote Office/Workers Sample Configuration without NAT		*For Remote Office/Workers Sample Configuration without NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations ~~main_config~~.json name="main_config" -u root -p root		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config" -u root -p root
	tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"		tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"
	*For Remote Office/Workers Sample Configuration with NAT		*For Remote Office/Workers Sample Configuration with NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations ~~main_config_nat~~.json name="main_config" -u root -p root		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config_nat.json name="main_config" -u root -p root
	tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"		tbconfig -U /systems/system_1/target_configuration="main_config"

Serdar Civici: /* Typical SIP Trunking Sample with NAT */

2019-01-08T11:48:06Z

Typical SIP Trunking Sample with NAT

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	== Typical SIP Trunking Sample with NAT ==		== Typical SIP Trunking Sample with NAT ==

	[[Image:~~Remote~~-~~workers~~-sample-~~config_NAT~~.png\|800px\| ]]		[[Image:SIP-Trunk-sample-config-NAT.png\|800px\| ]]

	==Modifying configuration file==		==Modifying configuration file==

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:~~FreeSBC~~ Configuration Files for SIP Trunking Scenario}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:ProSBC Configuration Files for SIP Trunking Scenario}}

	__NOTOC__		__NOTOC__
	=Introduction=		=Introduction=
	~~FreeSBC~~ Configuration Files for SIP Trunking Scenario Tutorial provides you with a scenario-based approach to configuring of [[~~FreeSBC~~\|~~FreeSbc~~]] systems, using sample configuration files. Complete general installation configuration steps, before you begin configuring your specific application.		ProSBC Configuration Files for SIP Trunking Scenario Tutorial provides you with a scenario-based approach to configuring of [[ProSBC\|ProSbc]] systems, using sample configuration files. Complete general installation configuration steps, before you begin configuring your specific application.

	==Prerequisites==		==Prerequisites==
	[[~~FreeSBC~~\|~~FreeSBC~~]] devices must be installed as described in their respective [[Product_Installation_SBC\|installation guides]].		[[ProSBC\|ProSBC]] devices must be installed as described in their respective [[Product_Installation_SBC\|installation guides]].

	== Typical SIP Trunking Sample without NAT ==		== Typical SIP Trunking Sample without NAT ==
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	==Modifying configuration file==		==Modifying configuration file==

	You can download sample configuration for SIP Trunking scenario from below;		You can download sample configuration for the SIP Trunking scenario from below;

	[[Media:SIP_trunk_main_config.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT]] <br>		[[Media:SIP_trunk_main_config.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT]] <br>
	[[Media:SIP_trunk_main_config_nat.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT]]		[[Media:SIP_trunk_main_config_nat.json‎\|SIP Trunking Sample Configuration with NAT]]

	* Open the ~~json~~ file with a text editor		* Open the JSON file with a text editor
	* Replace following parameters in the file		* Replace the following parameters in the file
	** [tbsbc] with the hostname that you gave on installation stage		** [tbsbc] with the hostname that you gave on the installation stage
	** [WAN_00_IP] and [LAN_00_IP] with IP addresses		** [WAN_00_IP] and [LAN_00_IP] with IP addresses
	** [WAN_00_Subnet] and [LAN_00_Subnet] with IP subnets		** [WAN_00_Subnet] and [LAN_00_Subnet] with IP subnets
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	==Uploading and activating the sample configuration==		==Uploading and activating the sample configuration==
	* You need to use an SFTP client to upload the configuration file to ~~FreeSBC~~		* You need to use an SFTP client to upload the configuration file to ProSBC
	* After upload the file ~~use~~ following commands from CLI		* After upload the file using the following commands from CLI
	*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT		*For SIP Trunking Sample Configuration without NAT
	tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config"		tbconfig -u root -p root -C /configurations SIP_Trunk_main_config.json name="main_config"