On February 20, 2019 1:26:25 PM Giovanni Maruzzelli <gmaruzz@gmail.com> wrote:
I would give a try webrtc with STUN/TURN on your server on 443, using websocket on port 443 on same server that will serve https on same port. You can use apache reverse websocket proxy, able to discriminate between plain https and ssl websocket requests.So, in this example, a total of two servers: one dedicated to https/webrtc(sip or verto), one to stun/turn, both servers using ssl on 443. You can optionally add a third server for SIP TLS signaling, this too on 443, with media going through the stun/turn server.Maybe as codec you want to use a variable rate codec (check your opus config, or another one) and no comforto noise/rtp waste, so you have a (relatively) random traffic pattern, instead of a steady rtp flow.-giovanniOn Tue, Feb 19, 2019 at 10:15 PM Joel Serrano <joel@textplus.com> wrote:Bipin,Did you try the linphone tunnel? AFAIR they encrypt SIP+RTP on client (requires linphone obviously), they also provide a server which receives such connections and pass over the unencrypted SIP+RTP to the backend.I think it's worth the try... some years ago it got around most blocks we tested. We ended up not implementing it but the initial tests did look good, don't know nowadays though..._________________________________________________________________________On Tue, Feb 19, 2019 at 11:59 AM Bipin Patel via FreeSWITCH-users <freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org> wrote:
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Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] VoIP encryption recommendations
Btw we have tried almost all codecs and currently using g711u but it's just impossible to get through easily not to mention the isp even blacklists whole data center subnets if they find any data center to be a safe heaven for VoIP providers.They even have this mechanism that home users if attempt to connect to any blocked service then their IP ends up on a blacklist and then the filtering gets worse for them until they reboot the router which gets them a new IP and things get back to normalNo wonder this region is considered a million dollar market where Microsoft and Facebook itself can't manage to keep Skype and WhatsApp calls even running no matter what.On February 19, 2019 11:50:45 PM Bipin Patel <bipin@xbipin.com> wrote:
Hi,The whole sip protocol is blocked and udp VPN don't connect and tcp ones they delay packets a lot so calls end up heavily choppy. On mobile data the restrictions are even heavier and if packets are anywhere close to VoIP or VoIP over VPN etc they get filtered. Etisalat is the isp which buys blocking equipment from some vendor in UK who specialize in blocking VoIP and VPN. Last I was told by some person working there was they use a lot of L7 packet inspectors.Secondly it's not about setting up custom solutions for any company or client but we generate a lot of retail traffic so users need something that they can run on mobile etc like a customized dialer. Untill now I used to give them a openvpn profile which they used to run and then use Zoiper to place calls but all that is blocked now.Webrtc seems to work as of now coz it's new but there isn't a webrtc based mobile dialer till now which anyone can install and just use it to place callsOn February 19, 2019 9:47:46 PM Sergey Safarov <s.safarov@gmail.com> wrote:
In your case need
1) increase ptime value to 40;
2) use codec without compression;
3) need to enable VAD feature;
Also you can route torrent client network traffic via VPN together with VoIP traffic. This will mask VoIP packets and not allow math your traffic to VoIP profile on ISP equipment.вт, 19 февр. 2019 г. в 19:53, Bipin Patel via FreeSWITCH-users <freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org>:
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hi,
i would like the ask the community about VoIP encryption, currently in few middle east countries VoIP is officially blocked. The isp are so aggressive that they use all sorts of fancy tools to block it including skype calls, whatsapp calls etc and are very successful in doing it. So far companies like voipswitch and recently few others have been providing tunneling mechanisms to get over this but recently UDP traffic is heavily filtered and they go to the extreme of checking packet length and pattern and artificially introduce delay, jitter or simply block it if the number of hits are high. Switching to TLS/SRTP also doesnt help, it works with some isp but as soon as you try same using mobile data it stops working coz they match packet length and block based on the profile. ZRTP doesnt work coz a normal RTP streams needs to start and then it starts encrypting it but those initial RTP get blocked.
With lack of any more VoIP encryption protocols its almost getting impossible to bypass block so has anyone have any ideas of any other modern form of encryption which can be used for VoIP (btw VPN are also blocked and more over if packet size increases then nothing works on mobile data).
The market demand of skype replacements is also extremely high coz skype, hangouts, whatsapp video, instagram video, viber etc etc, u name it and its blocked.
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Bipin
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