IPCOP SIP Proxy Server??

Hi Gurus!

Is there any possible way to add a SIP proxy server into IPCOP (1.4.10)?

I've been playing around with OnDo Sip Server for Windoze ( www.brekeke.com/products/products_sip.php ) and was wondering if I could integrate some of this software's functionality into the firewall instead of having a seperate box running the server.
BTW, there is also a linux version of this software but it requires tomcat, is this present in IPCOP?

After doing a little research, I also found Siproxd ( siproxd.sourceforge.net/index.php?op=faq ). Would anyone know if this will work with IPCOP? I think this is what is integrated into Endian (based on IPCOP)

Any info or help would be greatly appreciated

J

Tomcat does not come installed with IPCOP by default. You will need to download it as well as the J2SE Runtime Environment.

Siproxd should work with IPCOP, but bear in mind that they only provide the source files and you will need to compile it. However, IPCOP does not have any development tools installed.

Hi Dalight!

Good to speak to the numero guru again!

From the instructions provided by OnDo it appears quite simple (correct me if im wrong though)

Installing and Starting
Copy proxy.war file to webapps directory in Tomcat.
Start Tomcat.
After starting Tomcat, you can access the OnDO SIP Server Admintool through a web browser.

The URL example http://localhost:8080/proxy

Maybe if I can find Tomcat to download and install, it might be as simple as that!!

Best Regards

J

I agree, but you need to install the Java Runtime before installing Tomcat. The download locations are:
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Java J2SE JRE 1.4 or later (http://java.sun.com/j2se/)
Servlet Engine Apache Tomcat 4.1.2 or later (http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/)
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Thanks again DaLight

As always, you Dalight at the end of the tunnel!

Sorry back again with a small problem

I have managed to get OnDo SIP Server running perfectly on the IPCOP box after finally figuring out how to install Java and Tomcat

Problem is when I reboot the box, things seem to go a little squiffy.

I need to type the following commands into console after reboot to get everything working again :oops:

commands are:

JAVA_HOME="/usr/lib/jdk"
export JAVA_HOME
cd /usr/lib/apache-tomcat/bin
sh startup.sh

Is there a way to automate this on boot? maybe edit a script?
(sorry, complete newbie with linux)

Thanks again

J