openSIPS | Documentation Core Parameters - 3. 4 Set the logging level (how verbose OpenSIPS should be) Higher values make OpenSIPS print more messages Examples of usage: log_level=1 -- print only important messages (like errors or more critical situations) - recommended for running proxy as daemon log_level=4 -- print a lot of debug messages - use it only when doing debugging sessions
Opensips – Telecom R D Opensips Due to its very flexible and customisable routing engine it can be used in number of scenarios such as an SIP proxy or a router and due to its high throughput it is widely recommended as an enterprise grade inbound outbound proxy server
openSIPS | Documentation Core Parameters - 3. 5 Set the logging level (how verbose OpenSIPS should be) Higher values make OpenSIPS print more messages Examples of usage: log_level=1 -- print only important messages (like errors or more critical situations) - recommended for running proxy as daemon log_level=4 -- print a lot of debug messages - use it only when doing debugging sessions
openSIPS | Documentation Tutorials-B2BUA In a first step, the b2bua scenario will sent to proxy the call with RURI pointing to "a class" of media servers - the proxy will select the proper media server and do the failover between the media servers, totally transparent for the b2bua
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Opensips – Telecom R D Modular Arhitecture Opensips has majorly 2 parts core and addon-modules Opensips Core part is only a proxy stateless SIP server It contains SIP transport layer which supports UDP, TCP, TLS and WS for SIP As per the listener in routing script transport protocols is selected
openSIPS | Documentation Tutorials-LoadBalancing Shortly, when OpenSIPS routes calls to a set of destinations, it is able to keep the load status (as number of ongoing calls) of each destination and to choose to route to the less loaded destination (at that moment) OpenSIPS is aware of the capacity of each destination - it is preconfigured with the maximum load accepted by the destinations