You seems to be much interested in security.

It is a complete different world from isdn to a sip trunk.

There are not ready made secure way to implement sip, particularly and especially a sip proxy.

You can deeply study FreeSWITCH docs and books, and come out with something good, with some effort.

To achieve the same with a proxy is much more difficult.

In both case (FreeSWITCH alone, or frontended by a proxy) is probably much more cost effective to ask a consultant to take care of it.

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Giovanni Maruzzelli
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On Jan 28, 2018 3:10 PM, "Paul Muaddib" <paul.muaddib83@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,

does anyone here have experience with the SIP trunk service from the German Telekom: "DeutschlandLAN SIP-Trunk"? There is little information from Deutsche Telekom on the Internet besides the "Technical Technical Specification of the SIP - 1TR114" As I have read so far, Deutsche Telekom has not necessarily been sticking to the standard.

What I know so far

Transport protocol is probably TCP instead of UDP
Codecs: G. 711a and G. 722
Fax either via G. 711a or T. 38

My Setup
Internet <-----> Router/Firewall(NAT) <----> Freeswitch

According to the instructions, they require you to open several ports in the firewall. Is that really necessary? Does the Keep-Alive function work without opening any port?

At the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) it is additionally recommended to use a SIP proxy such as kamailio

At the moment we are still using an ISDN gateway. I don't like to run into problems when we switch over, because I can't go back then.

Best regards,
Paul

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