05-11-2018 03:55 PM - edited 03-17-2019 12:48 PM
Dears,
I m building a secure sip trunk between the 2 no's of CME with secure RTP , the sip trunk between the CME forms successfully but the SRTP fails between the phones , when it is normal RTP it works fine but with SRTP it fails I cannot establish the call.
thanks
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06-11-2018 08:23 AM
Hi @adamgibs7
You're correct, it's exactly the difference b/w cube and cme.
05-12-2018 10:36 PM
05-13-2018 01:25 AM
05-14-2018 04:10 AM - edited 05-14-2018 04:16 AM
Hi @adamgibs7
If you want to have a secure call between two CME you have to dissociate Control and Media:
Secure control mean you need certificate infrastructure in order to have SIPs control.
On the other hand, secure RTP doesn't need certificate. It's just an encryption function linked with your IOS version.
Depend on your IOS version also you will only have RTP to SRTP internetworking or SRTP to SRTP internetworking.
As I concerned, my IOS 15.5 (ISR.G2 3945(E) permit me to configure RTP to SRTP internetworking (only) with SIPs control between two CME.
Then, perhaps you aren't allowed to configure SRTP to SRTP internetworking due to your IOS . You need "fallback function" in order to permit RTP to SRTP fallback.
PHONE-A >> RTP >> CME-A >> SIP TRUNK WITH SRTP >> CME-B >> RTP >> PHONE-B
05-22-2018 12:39 PM
Dear Benode
i m following the below link,
show dial-peer voice summary
dial-peer hunt 0
AD PRE PASS SESS-SER-GRP\ OUT
TAG TYPE MIN OPER PREFIX DEST-PATTERN FER THRU SESS-TARGET STAT PORT KEEPALIVE VRF
1 voip up up 1... 0 syst ipv4:192.168.2.1 busyout NA
20001 pots up up 2000$ 0 50/0/1 NA
I have checked the version it was not supported and I upgraded the version which supports the srtp to srtp but still it is not working, actually I m looking for a configuration example for such type of setup.
2 no's of CME with secure sip trunk and the phone registered on both CME will have a SRTP.
Thanks
05-22-2018 01:29 PM
Ok @adamgibs7
What is "your CME version"?
Do you use CME as CA server for your SIPs control?
Do you try to configure srtp also between 2 CME? Do you want a secure cluster for your ip phone registered on your CME?
What is the control use for your phone registration?
05-22-2018 02:16 PM - edited 05-22-2018 02:19 PM
Dear
As you mentioned in ur previous post to have srtp between the endpoints we don't need to have a secure sip trunk between both CME ??? as i mentioned in the document by trusting each other certificate you can build the secure sip trunk. Please clarify and help me to succeed
Here are the inputs
What is "your CME version"?
isr4300-universalk9.16.03.06.SPA.bin
Do you use CME as CA server for your SIPs control?
yes exporting each other self signed certificate to other and creating a trustpoint as guided in the document link shared in the pose above.
Do you try to configure srtp also between 2 CME? Do you want a secure cluster for your ip phone registered on your CME?
yes
What is the control use for your phone registration?
sip 5061
05-22-2018 10:10 PM
Ok @adamgibs7@, I don't think that a "SIP cluster" registered on CME permit to have SRTP between these internals endpoints.
The design for SRTP to SRTP is done with CUCM and CUBE (no CME).
But a secure cluster for you internals endpoints on your CME is possible with SCCP control.
05-23-2018 01:56 AM
05-23-2018 02:37 AM
1. Secure sip trunk between two cme is supported.
2. Sips and srtp with sccp control for your internals ip phones is supported.
3. Sips ansd srtp with sip control for your internals ip phones is NOT supported.
05-23-2018 01:55 PM
Dear Experts
So the conclusion is
1. Secure SIP trunk with CME is supported. ---
secure sip trunk can be configured by the link posted in above threads i.e example between cube and cucm I am applying the same concept between CME ---CME Please correct me if I m wrong.
2. Secure SIP trunk with CME for SCCP Phones is supported.
If the secure SIP trunk is configured between the CME as mentioned in point 1 than the phones should be registered on the CME by SCCP protocols,Please correct me if I m wrong
3. Secure SIP trunk with CME for SIP Phones is NOT supported.
If the secure SIP trunk is configured between the CME as mentioned in point 1 than the phones should be registered on the CME by SIP protocols cannot use SRTP,Please correct me if I m wrong
Thanks
05-23-2018 02:15 PM - edited 05-23-2018 02:19 PM
Ok @adamgibs7,
It's exactly correct.
But to be shape on one thing, as concerned point 2. and 3. we talk about the control use for ip phone registration...sccp or sip. The word "sip trunk" is not appropriate under these points.
With sccp firmware you can have secure calls (secure sccp and srtp) configured on your CME for INTERNALS CALLS.
With sip firmware (sip secure and srtp), "secure calls" for INTERNALS CALLS is NOT supported on CME.
At last, point 1. is aslo correct. Even if you have got IP phones with SIP firmware registered on your CME, you can configure secure sip and/or srtp on dial-peers with an other CME or CUBE. As a consequence, the RTP will be encrypted (srtp) between the two CME only and you will have RTP between endpoints and their Call Manager.
05-23-2018 02:30 PM
Dears
Please confirm the following.
With sccp firmware you can have secure calls (secure sccp and srtp) configured on your CME for INTERNALS CALLS
In the above sentence you are mentioning as a internal call when more than 2 phone are registered on the same CME and I can have a SRTP and secure signallng Secure sccp between these phones.
With sip firmware (sip secure and srtp), "secure calls" for INTERNALS CALLS is NOT supported on CME.
OK got it
and the last point on which my scenario is falling in,
I can have a sip or sccp phone registered to a CME with a secure sip trunk to another CME, and the phones registered on either part of the cme can have a srtp calling,
Please correct me if above thoughts are correct , if they are correct then I m on the correct path of the configuration and still the calls are failing.
05-23-2018 02:42 PM
"I can have a sip or sccp phone registered to a CME with a secure sip trunk to another CME, and the phones registered on either part of the cme can have a srtp calling."
The RTP will be encrypted (SRTP) only between your two CME.
The two CME work in RTP to SRTP internetworking
If you want a ALL SRTP "path" from one endpoint to an other endpoint registered on another CME then you need SCCP firmware on endpoints and configure the secure mode on each CME, plus configure SRTP on dial peer.
It is the srtp to srtp internetworking mode.
05-23-2018 02:57 PM - edited 05-23-2018 02:58 PM
Dear Benode,
+5 to you, the above post hints very useful
very good explanation,
can I have a configuration example for both scenarios
Thanks
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