SEMS node installation
Install packages
# apt update && apt install sems sems-modules-yeti
Configuration files
/etc/sems/sems.conf
Add new Point of Presensce using web interface. Use id of newly created PoP as value for pop_id parameter.
Add new Node using web interface. Use id of newly created Node as value for node_id parameter.
Replace <SIGNALLING_IP>, <MEDIA_IP> with correct values for your server :
general {
daemon = yes
stderr = no
syslog_loglevel = 2
syslog_facility = LOCAL0
node_id = 8
shutdown_mode {
code = 508
reason = "Yeti node in shutdown mode"
allow_uac = true
}
media_processor_threads = 4
rtp_receiver_threads = 4
session_processor_threads = 20
sip_udp_server_threads = 2
sip_tcp_server_threads = 2
dead_rtp_time=30
default_bl_ttl=0
symmetric_rtp_mode = packets
symmetric_rtp_packets = 20
}
signaling-interfaces {
interface internal {
default-media-interface = internal
ip4 {
sip-udp {
address = <SIGNALLING_IP>
port = 5060
use-raw-sockets = off
}
sip-tcp {
address = <SIGNALLING_IP>
port = 5060
connect-timeout = 2000
static-client-port = on
idle-timeout=900000
use-raw-sockets = off
}
}
}
}
media-interfaces {
interface internal {
ip4 {
rtp {
address = <MEDIA_IP>
low-port = 16384
high-port = 32768
dscp = 46
use-raw-sockets = off
}
}
}
}
modules {
module "di_log" {}
module "mp3" {}
module "opus" {}
module "wav" {}
module "gsm" {}
module "ilbc" {}
module "adpcm" {}
module "l16" {}
module "g722" {}
module "g729bcg" {}
module "registrar_client" {}
module "sctp_bus" {}
module "session_timer" {}
module "jsonrpc" {
listen{
address = 127.0.0.1
port = 7080
}
server_threads=1
}
module "http_client" {}
module-global "uac_auth" {}
module "options_prober" {}
module "radius_client" {}
module "yeti" {
pop_id = 4
lega_cdr_headers {
header(p-charge-info, string)
header(diversion, array)
}
auth {
realm = 127.0.0.1
}
msg_logger_dir = /var/spool/sems/dump
log_dir = /var/spool/sems/logdump
audio_recorder_dir = /var/spool/sems/records
audio_recorder_compress = true
routing {
schema = switch19
function = route_release
init = init
master_pool {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 5432
name = yeti
user = yeti
pass = somepassword
size = 4
check_interval = 10
max_exceptions = 0
statement_timeout=3000
}
failover_to_slave = false
slave_pool {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 5432
name = yeti
user = yeti
pass = somepassword
size = 4
check_interval = 10
max_exceptions = 0
statement_timeout=3000
}
cache {
enabled = false
check_interval = 60
buckets = 100000
}
}
cdr {
dir = /var/spool/sems/cdrs
completed_dir = /var/spool/sems/cdrs/completed
pool_size = 2
schema = switch
function = writecdr
master {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 5433
name = cdr
user = cdr
pass = somepassword
}
failover_to_slave = false
slave {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 5433
name = cdr
user = cdr
pass = somepassword
}
failover_requeue = true
failover_to_file = false
serialize_dynamic_fields = true
batch_size = 1
batch_timeout = 5000
}
resources {
reject_on_error = false
write {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 6379
size = 2
timeout = 500
}
read {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 6379
size = 2
timeout = 1000
}
}
registrations {
check_interval = 5000
}
registrar {
enabled = true
redis {
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 6379
}
}
rpc {
calls_show_limit = 10000
}
core_options_handling = yes
}
}
routing {
application = yeti
}
Warning
RPC allows shutdown SEMS node or make it non-operational. RPC interface should be secured by firewall to prevent connections from not trusted hosts. In YETI systems only two components should have ability to connect to RPC - WEB interface and yeti-cli console
Launch traffic switch
Launch configured traffic switch instance:
# service sems start
In case of errors it’s useful to use sems -E -D3 command which will launch daemon in foreground with debug logging level
Checks
Check if sems process exists and signaling/media/rpc sockets are opened:
# pgrep sems
29749
# netstat -lpn | grep sems
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:8090 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 29749/sems
udp 0 0 127.0.0.1:5061 0.0.0.0:* 29749/sems
raw 2688 0 0.0.0.0:17 0.0.0.0:* 7 29749/sems
Check logfile /var/log/sems/sems-main.log for possible errors