ENUM Routing

From Yate Documentation
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
(Routing numbers issues)
 
(13 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
  
This module performs routing using the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping ENUM] protocols that maps phone numbers to VoIP (or even other PSTN) resources. This protocol uses a specific format of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System DNS] queries and depends on an external domain name server.
+
This module performs routing using the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping ENUM] protocols that maps phone numbers to VoIP (or even other PSTN) resources.<br> This protocol uses a specific format of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_Name_System DNS] queries and depends on an external domain name server.
  
<!--For an ENUM subscriber to be able to activate and use the ENUM service it needs to obtain three elements from a Registrar:
+
<!--===ENUM subscriber===
  
    A personal Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) to be used on the IP part of the network, as explained below.
+
For an ENUM subscriber to be able to activate and use the ENUM service it needs to obtain three elements from a Registrar:
    One E.164 regular personal telephone number associated with the personal URI, to be used on the PSTN part of the network.
+
    Authority to write their call forwarding/termination preferences in the NAPTR record accessible via the personal URI.
+
  
 +
*    A personal Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) to be used on the IP part of the network
 +
*    One E.164 regular personal telephone number associated with the personal URI, to be used on the PSTN part of the network.
 +
*    Authority to write their call forwarding/termination preferences in the NAPTR record accessible via the personal URI.
 
-->
 
-->
 
=== Configuration file===
 
=== Configuration file===
  
 
This is done from enumroute.conf file.
 
This is done from enumroute.conf file.
 +
 +
==== General section ====
 +
 +
This section sets the global variables of the ENUM implementation.
  
 
  [general]
 
  [general]
; This section sets global variables of the implementation
 
;
 
 
  ; priority: int: Priority in Yate's handlers chain
 
  ; priority: int: Priority in Yate's handlers chain
 
  ;  This MUST be set to a positive value to enable the module
 
  ;  This MUST be set to a positive value to enable the module
 
  ;priority=0
 
  ;priority=0
  ;
+
   
 
  ; prefix: string: Local dial prefix for international numbers
 
  ; prefix: string: Local dial prefix for international numbers
 
  ;prefix=00
 
  ;prefix=00
  ;
+
   
 
  ; minlen: int: Minimum length of a number (prefix removed) to try to resolve
 
  ; minlen: int: Minimum length of a number (prefix removed) to try to resolve
 
  ;minlen=8
 
  ;minlen=8
  ;
+
   
 
  ; domains: string: Comma separated list of domain suffixes to use for ENUM
 
  ; domains: string: Comma separated list of domain suffixes to use for ENUM
 
  ;domains=e164.arpa,e164.org
 
  ;domains=e164.arpa,e164.org
  ;
+
   
 
  ; domain: string: Domain to use as suffix for ENUM
 
  ; domain: string: Domain to use as suffix for ENUM
 
  ;  OBSOLETE - do not use, for backwards compatibility only
 
  ;  OBSOLETE - do not use, for backwards compatibility only
 
  ;domain=e164.arpa
 
  ;domain=e164.arpa
  ;
+
   
 
  ; backup: string: Secondary domain to use as suffix for ENUM
 
  ; backup: string: Secondary domain to use as suffix for ENUM
 
  ;  OBSOLETE - do not use, for backwards compatibility only
 
  ;  OBSOLETE - do not use, for backwards compatibility only
 
  ;backup=e164.org
 
  ;backup=e164.org
  ;
+
   
 
  ; timeout: int: Timeout of each resolver attempt in seconds
 
  ; timeout: int: Timeout of each resolver attempt in seconds
 
  ;timeout=3
 
  ;timeout=3
  ;
+
   
 
  ; retries: int: Number of retries before giving up
 
  ; retries: int: Number of retries before giving up
 
  ;retries=2
 
  ;retries=2
  ;
+
   
 
  ; redirect: bool: Attempt to redirect the incoming call to found address
 
  ; redirect: bool: Attempt to redirect the incoming call to found address
 
  ;redirect=false
 
  ;redirect=false
  ;
+
   
 
  ; autofork: bool: Create a fallback route from ordered NAPTR records
 
  ; autofork: bool: Create a fallback route from ordered NAPTR records
 
  ;autofork=false
 
  ;autofork=false
  ;
+
   
 
  ; forkstop: string: Regular expression matching the names of the errors
 
  ; forkstop: string: Regular expression matching the names of the errors
 
  ;  that will terminate the entire call, not just one route
 
  ;  that will terminate the entire call, not just one route
 
  ;forkstop=busy
 
  ;forkstop=busy
  ;
+
   
 
  ; maxcall: int: Milliseconds to call each route when forking the call
 
  ; maxcall: int: Milliseconds to call each route when forking the call
 
  ;  This parameter is constrained between 2000 and 120000 ms
 
  ;  This parameter is constrained between 2000 and 120000 ms
 
  ;maxcall=30000
 
  ;maxcall=30000
;
+
 
 +
==== Protocols section ====
 +
 
 +
Allows user to enable or disable different protocols.
 +
 
 
  [protocols]
 
  [protocols]
; Enable or disable individual protocols
 
;
 
 
  ; sip: bool: Enable the SIP protocol (E2U+SIP)
 
  ; sip: bool: Enable the SIP protocol (E2U+SIP)
 
  ;sip=yes
 
  ;sip=yes
  ;
+
   
 
  ; iax: bool: Enable the IAX2 protocol (E2U+IAX2)
 
  ; iax: bool: Enable the IAX2 protocol (E2U+IAX2)
 
  ;iax=yes
 
  ;iax=yes
  ;
+
   
 
  ; h323: bool: Enable the H.323 protocol (E2U+H323)
 
  ; h323: bool: Enable the H.323 protocol (E2U+H323)
 
  ;h323=yes
 
  ;h323=yes
  ;
+
   
 
  ; jingle: bool Enable the Jingle protocol (E2U+XMPP)
 
  ; jingle: bool Enable the Jingle protocol (E2U+XMPP)
 
  ;jingle=yes
 
  ;jingle=yes
  ;
+
   
 
  ; void: bool: Enable declaring unallocated numbers (E2U+VOID)
 
  ; void: bool: Enable declaring unallocated numbers (E2U+VOID)
 
  ;void=yes
 
  ;void=yes
  ;
+
   
 
  ; pstn: bool: Enable routes to PSTN gateways (E2U+PSTN)
 
  ; pstn: bool: Enable routes to PSTN gateways (E2U+PSTN)
 
  ;pstn=no
 
  ;pstn=no
  ;
+
   
 
  ; pstn: bool: Enable routes to Voice terminals (E2U+VOICE)
 
  ; pstn: bool: Enable routes to Voice terminals (E2U+VOICE)
 
  ;voice=no
 
  ;voice=no
  ;
+
   
 
  ; tel: bool: Enable the TEL rerouting (E2U+TEL)
 
  ; tel: bool: Enable the TEL rerouting (E2U+TEL)
 
  ;tel=no
 
  ;tel=no
Line 86: Line 91:
 
===Routing numbers issues===
 
===Routing numbers issues===
  
ENUM can route only fully qualified E.164 phone numbers. The number must start with a + character (or the configuration defined international dialing ''prefix'') followed by the country code prefix and the rest of the number.
+
ENUM can route only fully qualified '''E.164''' phone numbers.<br> The number must start with a + character (or the configuration defined international dialing ''prefix'') followed by the country code prefix and the rest of the number.
  
  
Line 92: Line 97:
  
 
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping
 
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_Number_Mapping
 +
* [[Routing]]
 +
 +
[[Category:Routing]] [[Category:ENUM]]

Latest revision as of 12:28, 4 November 2013

This module performs routing using the ENUM protocols that maps phone numbers to VoIP (or even other PSTN) resources.
This protocol uses a specific format of DNS queries and depends on an external domain name server.

Contents

[edit] Configuration file

This is done from enumroute.conf file.

[edit] General section

This section sets the global variables of the ENUM implementation.

[general]
; priority: int: Priority in Yate's handlers chain
;  This MUST be set to a positive value to enable the module
;priority=0

; prefix: string: Local dial prefix for international numbers
;prefix=00

; minlen: int: Minimum length of a number (prefix removed) to try to resolve
;minlen=8

; domains: string: Comma separated list of domain suffixes to use for ENUM
;domains=e164.arpa,e164.org

; domain: string: Domain to use as suffix for ENUM
;  OBSOLETE - do not use, for backwards compatibility only
;domain=e164.arpa

; backup: string: Secondary domain to use as suffix for ENUM
;  OBSOLETE - do not use, for backwards compatibility only
;backup=e164.org

; timeout: int: Timeout of each resolver attempt in seconds
;timeout=3

; retries: int: Number of retries before giving up
;retries=2

; redirect: bool: Attempt to redirect the incoming call to found address
;redirect=false

; autofork: bool: Create a fallback route from ordered NAPTR records
;autofork=false

; forkstop: string: Regular expression matching the names of the errors
;  that will terminate the entire call, not just one route
;forkstop=busy

; maxcall: int: Milliseconds to call each route when forking the call
;  This parameter is constrained between 2000 and 120000 ms
;maxcall=30000

[edit] Protocols section

Allows user to enable or disable different protocols.

[protocols]
; sip: bool: Enable the SIP protocol (E2U+SIP)
;sip=yes

; iax: bool: Enable the IAX2 protocol (E2U+IAX2)
;iax=yes

; h323: bool: Enable the H.323 protocol (E2U+H323)
;h323=yes

; jingle: bool Enable the Jingle protocol (E2U+XMPP)
;jingle=yes

; void: bool: Enable declaring unallocated numbers (E2U+VOID)
;void=yes

; pstn: bool: Enable routes to PSTN gateways (E2U+PSTN)
;pstn=no

; pstn: bool: Enable routes to Voice terminals (E2U+VOICE)
;voice=no

; tel: bool: Enable the TEL rerouting (E2U+TEL)
;tel=no

[edit] Routing numbers issues

ENUM can route only fully qualified E.164 phone numbers.
The number must start with a + character (or the configuration defined international dialing prefix) followed by the country code prefix and the rest of the number.


See also

Personal tools
Namespaces

Variants
Actions
Preface
Configuration
Administrators
Developers