Webphonr to Sip phone connectivity

[Arif Butt]

Hi there
We would like to connect peer to peer connectivity with the webphone to a sip phone and vice versa the clint sip phone is running on a LAN where WCS is running... The local sip phone is xlite and does not require any registration or user name...
Kindly suggest what information we need to put on a webphone... and how to recieve a call from xlite to webphone?

Thnx

 

[Max]

Hello!

Take a look at the case https://flashphoner.com/browser-based-web-telephone-with-the-sip-support/ maybe it will suit your task.

WCS is not a SIP server, so you need a separate SIP server to make calls from X-lite to a web phone.

You can use a trial license to test SIP call functions.
The standard WCS license does not cover SIP functions, so to purchase a license including SIP calls, you need to contact sales@flashphoner.com separately.

 

[Arif Butt]

Ok so ot means that WCS requires a registrar server to make tge user register?

How about natting issue? Will it work for the browsers who are running from behind the routers?

 

[Max]

Ok so ot means that WCS requires a registrar server to make tge user register?

Yes, WCS needs a separate SIP PBX server which will handle SIP calls. WCS works like WebRTC to SIP gateway.

How about natting issue? Will it work for the browsers who are running from behind the routers?

Yes, clients can make browser calls from behind a NAT, but it may require TCP SIP signaling support. It can be enabled in WCS settings using the following parameter

sip_force_tcp=true

SIP PBX should also support TCP signaling (for example, OpenSIPS and Asterisk support it), this usually requires some setup on PBX side.

 

[Arif Butt]

we have installed the opensips-1.10.5-4.el7.x86_64 package on the same CentoOS machine, I hope this should not be an issue?

 

[Max]

we have installed the opensips-1.10.5-4.el7.x86_64 package on the same CentoOS machine, I hope this should not be an issue?

Yes, WCS should work with OpenSIPS if this is set up correctly.