How to Install Kamailio on EndeavourOS Latest
Kamailio is an open-source SIP server designed to handle thousands of calls per second. It can be used for a range of different applications, such as VoIP gateways, IP-PBXs, or Class 4/5 SIP switch engines. In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Kamailio on EndeavourOS latest version.
Prerequisites
- A Linux-based operating system, such as EndeavourOS latest version.
- Access to a terminal window/command-line interface (CLI).
- Basic knowledge of Linux commands and the sudo command.
Step 1: Install Kamailio on EndeavourOS
To install Kamailio on EndeavourOS, we first need to add the Kamailio package repository to our system. We can do this using the following command:
``` sudo curl -s https://pkg.kamailio.org/kamailio51-snapshots.asc | sudo apt-key add - ```Next, we need to add the Kamailio package repository to
/etc/apt/sources.listfile using the following command:``` sudo apt-add-repository "deb https://deb.kamailio.org/kamailio51 $(lsb_release -sc) main" ```Once we have added the Kamailio package repository to our system, we need to update our system using the following command:
``` sudo apt-get update ```After the update is complete, we can then install Kamailio using the following command:
``` sudo apt-get install kamailio ```Once the installation is complete, we will have Kamailio installed on EndeavourOS.
Step 2: Configure Kamailio on EndeavourOS
Kamailio configuration file is located in
/etc/kamailio/kamailio.cfg. You can use any text editor to edit it. Here's an example of the default configuration:``` #!define WITH_MYSQL #!define WITH_AUTH #!define WITH_USRLOCDB #!define WITH_NAT #!define WITH_PUA #!define WITH_PERLVU #!define WITH_TLS #!define WITH_DNSSEC #!define WITH_SCTP #!define WITH_DEBUG #!define NO_ALIASES #!define DEFAULT_SCRIPT "/usr/bin/kamailio.default.script" #!define PIDFILE "/var/run/kamailio/kamailio.pid" #!define CFGFILE "/etc/kamailio/kamailio.cfg" #!define MOD_PATH "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/kamailio/modules" #!define PKG_PATH "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/kamailio/packages" #!define RUNUSR kamailio #!define RUNGRP kamailio #!define DBURL mysql://kamailio:[email protected]/kamailio #!define DBENGINE MYSQL #!define DBRW_TIMEOUT 1000 #!define DBRO_TIMEOUT 60000 #!define DBCONN 5 #!define AUTH_REALM sippy.lab.local #!define AUTH_DBURL mysql://auth:[email protected]/sippy #!define AUTH_DBENGINE MYSQL #!define USE_AUTH #!define USE_USRLOCDB #!define USRLOCDB_URL "mysql://kamailio:kamailiorw@localhost/kamailio" #!define USRLOCDB_ENGINE MYSQL #!define USRLOCDB_RO_TIMEOUT 500 #!define USRLOCDB_RW_TIMEOUT 1000 #!define NATHELPER "/usr/sbin/kamailio-nat-helper" #!define USE_NAT #!define RTP_PROXY_IP "172.16.100.1" #!define RTP_PROXY_PORT 5060 #!define RTP_PROXY_MEDIA_PORT 20000 #!define RTP_PORT_TYPE "RTP/AVP" #!define USE_PUA #!define PERLVU_TIMEOUT 500 #!define WITH_TCP #!define WITH_UDP #!define WITH_TLS #!define TLS_METHOD SSLv23 #!define TLS_COMPRESSION_COMPRESSION_METHOD NULL #!define TLS_CIPHER_LIST DEFAULT #!define TLS_VERIFY_LEVEL 0 #!define TLS_CLIENT_METHOD SSLv23 #!define TLS_CLIENT_COMPRESSION_METHOD NULL #!define TLS_CLIENT_CIPHER_LIST DEFAULT #!define TLS_CLIENT_VERIFY_LEVEL 0 #!define TLS_SERVER_METHOD SSLv23 #!define TLS_SERVER_COMPRESSION_METHOD NULL #!define TLS_SERVER_CIPHER_LIST DEFAULT #!define TLS_SERVER_VERIFY_LEVEL 0 #!define TLS_CA_LIST "" #!define TLS_CA_LIST_DIR "" #!define DNS_CACHE_ENABLED 1 #!define SCTP_ENABLED 1 #!define SIP_TRACE #!ifdef WITH_DEBUG #!define DEBUG 10 #!else #!define DEBUG 4 #!endif #!ifdef WITH_DEBUG #!define MEMDBG 5 #!endif #!define DPKG_PATH "" #!define DPKG_NAME_LIST "" #!define DPKG_DISABLE_CACHING #!define DPKG_MOD_VERSION_PATH "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/kamailio/modules" #!define DPKG_PKG_VERSION_PATH "/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/kamailio/packages" # Extra configuration options can be added by inserting them below this line #!ifdef NAT_CAPABLE ## define the NAT flag value #!define NAT_FLG NAT_CAPABLE ## include default nat traversal helpers include "modules/nathelper/nathelper.so" #!else ## binary without SIP NAT support #!define NAT_FLG 0 #!endif ```Feel free to modify this configuration to suit your needs.
Step 3: Start Kamailio on EndeavourOS
To start Kamailio, use the following command:
``` sudo service kamailio start ```To stop Kamailio, use the following command:
``` sudo service kamailio stop ```To restart Kamailio, use the following command:
``` sudo service kamailio restart ```
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install Kamailio on EndeavourOS latest version. After installation and configuration, you should have a fully-functional SIP server that can handle thousands of calls per second.