[Spce-user] First attempt

[Jon Bonilla (Manwe)]

El Thu, 11 Apr 2013 17:51:59 -0500
Pedro Guillem <pedro.guillem at gmail.com> escribió:

> Ok, i have performed a fresh install.
> 
> Everything looks neat, the documentation is very comprenhensive, but so far:
> 
> 1) After creating 3 suscribers, i can not register any of them in the
> server. The documentation states i simply should be able to. Do i have to
> tweak anything else?

You're probably not listening the public ip address

> 
> 2) Port 5060 (udp) on the public IP seems to be closed (only open on
> localhost), i have no idea what process is suposed to be serving such port
> and why i´m getting localhost:5060 only.
> 

http://www.sipwise.com/doc/2.8/spce/ar01s05.html#_network_configuration

Did you execute ngcp-network commands to make your systems listen to external
addresses?


> 3) I don´t know where to change the codec order or where to configure the
> codec order. The documentation is missing this info. I want to enable
> G729a/b, but i don´t know if this is required or available.

The spce is media transparent. End devices will negotiate the codecs. What you
can do is filter the codecs in whitelist/blacjlist if you need to.


> 
> 4) The documentation is not very clear on how to use SIP Peering, for
> instance, i did not understand how to allow traffic only from a specific IP
> (FROM A PEERING SERVER).

When you create a peer group and you create peer_hosts aka gateways, the ip
addresses og those gateways will be the only ones allowed and binded to that
peering group. Maybe I missundertood your question?

> 
> 
> Moreover, less important, but still doubts:
> 
> 5) I did not understand how to tell the difference between an inbound peer
> and an outbound peer. How do i diferentiate between both?

A peer is a peer.If you create peering servers you'll accept incoming traffic
from them. If you create peering rules you'll send the matching calls there.


> 
> 6) I did not understand if NCOS Levels applies the restrictions server-wide
> or peer-wide.

Once you create a ncos level you can set it to a domain or a
particular subscriber. 

> 
> 7) I did not understand wether the CDRs are stored on MySQL directly or if
> i have to manually get them to import them elsewhere.
>

They are stored in mysql and automatically exported every 30 minutes to csv
files so you can import them in third party billing systems.
 
> 
> I find parts of the system very confusing.
> Could anybody give me a hand?

Step by step. Check and if you have doubts place them here. We also offer
trainings which show you how to install/operate spce and pro systems :)




cheers,

Jon



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