Kamailio
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Step-by-Step Guide to SIPp : Build and Install from Source
SIPp is a powerful open-source traffic generator for the SIP protocol. In this post, we’ll pull the latest release from GitHub, build it with your choice of features (SSL, PCAP, SCTP), and install the sipp binary under /usr/local/bin so it’s available system-wide. Continue reading
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Adding slack notifications to kamailio
This guide explains how to integrate Kamailio with Slack, enabling notifications to a Slack channel for VoIP events. It details steps for creating a Slack webhook, configuring Kamailio’s http_client and Slack modules, and using the slack_send function to notify on actions like IP address blocking and unblocking. Continue reading
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Kamailio: Managing Logs Effectively
One of the many tasks that administrators frequently encounter is the effective management of logs. By default, Kamailio logs are directed to syslog. However, there may be scenarios where redirecting these logs to a separate file could facilitate easier management, analysis, or archiving. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the steps to accomplish… Continue reading
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Stir/Shaken: How to generate a SIP Identity header using Open-Source tools
In this article, we delve into the practical implementation of Stir/Shaken, specifically focusing on how to generate a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) Identity header using open-source tools like Kamailio and OpenSSL. Continue reading
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Configuring RTPEngine in Kamailio: A Quick Guide
Are you looking to enhance the performance of your Kamailio SIP proxy? Look no further! In this article, we’ll explore how to configure RTPEngine with Kamailio, a powerful combination that enables advanced media handling and network traversal capabilities. Continue reading
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Visualizing kamailio configuration file using route_graph tool
Have you ever pondered the existence of a tool that could visualize your Kamailio file? Explore this article to discover such a tool, learn how to use it, and try it out for yourself. Continue reading
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Most useful Kamailio commands
Kamailio has three inbuilt tools that can be used to manage and configure Kamailio. Although there are several commands within these tools, I am going to describe the most useful of them all. KAMCTL Common Commands: Command Description kamctl ul show User location in memory (registered users) kamctl ul show –brief Show in-RAM online users Continue reading
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Build a SIP Registrar using Python with KEMI framework for Kamailio
#Kamailio #SIP #VoIP #Registrar #KEMI #OpenSource Continue reading
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Getting started with Kamailio Embedded Interpreter Interface (KEMI) framework using Python
Want to use Python scripting to process Sip messages in Kamailio? Checkout this article to get started. #Kamailio #OpenSource #KEMI #Python #Routing Continue reading
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How to enable per module log facility on Kamailio
Kamailio is an open-source SIP server used for voice and video communication services. One of the key features of Kamailio is the ability to enable logging for individual modules, allowing developers to debug specific parts of the system. Generally the Kamailio logs are available in syslog file under”/var/log” directory. In this blog, we will look Continue reading
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Install kamailio SIP Server from Source code and make test calls
Say goodbye to clunky, unreliable communication systems and hello to crystal-clear calls with Kamailio SIP server! If you’re ready to take your VoIP to the next level, read on to discover how you can easily install Kamailio from GitHub. Advantages:Installing Kamailio from source code has following advantages:1) OS independent process, we can install on any Continue reading
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