[Freeswitch-users] dynamic account and anonymous registration

[Peter Steinbach]

We made it a different way:

  * load the sipml5 web page from your webserver
  * for your individual phone number, take the stripped IP address of
    the Web browser. The remote IP address of the browser is available
    on your webserver.
  * dynamically insert this phone number and any default or deviated
    password to the the delivered sipml5 content, so that the phone
    registers automatically. "custom.js" is a good place for that.
  * use XML-Curl for Freeswitch to check for valid generated username /
    passwords. So you can restrict freeswitch to accept registrations
    from your own web site only. Thus you will have control over your
    users and can block certain IPs and maybe GeoIPs later.
  * For XML-Curl you can use any PHP, Perl, Ruby-on-Rails, Python, Java...

Best regards
Peter


On 01/03/14 04:48, Jimmy Chang wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>  
>
> I'm planning to build a public WebRTC web page.
>
> I'd like to use sipml5 for WebRTC client.
>
> Users can make WebRTC video calls from this client to FS registration
> agents without any login processes.
>
>  
>
> I want to implement this WebRTC client without a explicit register.
> My problem is how to do that.
>
> Here are my three thoughts and questions.
>
> 1) WebRTC clients generate dynamic accounts for public users and use
> these accounts to register to FS.
>
>    I wonder that if mod_xml_curl can fullfill my requirement.
>
>    Or how can I implement dynamic account in FS?
>
> 2) WebRTC clients use a anonymous registration.
>
>    I have seen FS support multiple registrations, so I create a
> anonymous user named "public_user" and allow it multiple registrations.
>
>    I set <param name="multiple-registrations" value="true"/> in sip
> profile.
>
>    Does that fulfill my requirement?
>
> 3) sipml5 make calls without any registrations.
>
>    Is it possible?
>
>    Does any sipml5 guru know how to do that?
>
>   
>
> Regards,
>
> Jimmy
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