Sipml5 with Asterisk

This is the complete guide to install Sipml5 and Asterisk. I have used Vagrant, however, I will describe how to install on Ubuntu alone.

Getting Started

These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and be running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. I have stuck in on several places, but this will go smoothly if you follow the steps carefully.

I have modified the default js of sipml5 in order to avoid stun server lookup in localhost. That might need to be modified in future and is explained Here.

Please read carefully, so you can comprehend all. I have posted all references.

Installation Method

1. Rapid (Using Vagrant Provisioning)
2. Step by Step without using vagrant

1. Rapid (Using Vagrant Provisioning)

Are you curious what's going on inside, you can read the boot.sh or step by step installation

Prerequisites

If you have an Ubuntu 16.04 or other versions. It's okay to install directly on the machine without vagrant. It can be installed in other OS too with little or no tweak. If you want to install through vagrant as I did, you have to get these first.

• Latest Vagrant
• VirtualBox (or could be other virtual Machines)
• The latest version of Browser (Chrome/Firefox)
• LinPhone, or other Sip Phone if you want

Installation using Vagrant provisioning

A complete guide to installing Asterisk and WebPhone

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/paneru-rajan/asterisk-sipml5.git
cd asterisk-sipml5

Edit the Vagrant File

• Open the file to Edit Manually

  vim Vagrantfile

• You might need to alert config.vm.network "public_network", ip: "192.168.1.240", bridge: "wlp2s0"
  • You can delete this line if you don't want to configure with public network otherwise you need to alter IP and Bridge.
  • Change the IP via the command, or manually

     sed -i "s/192.168.1.240/YOUR-IP-HERE/" Vagrantfile

  • Change the bridge via the command, or manually. Use ifconfig to find about the wifi interface.

     sed -i "s/wlp2s0/YOUR-Wifi-Interface-Name-HERE/" Vagrantfile

Edit the Bash Script boot.sh

• Add your own passphrase. Replace NEWPASSPHRASE in PASSPHRASE=NEWPASSPHRASE or use the below script accordingly.

   sed -i "s/NEWPASSPHRASE/YOUR-NEW-PASSHPRASE-HERE/" boot.sh

• Update pbx.example.com with your Domain Name or Ip and My Super Company with the Company Name in sudo ./ast_tls_cert -C pbx.example.com -O "My Super Company" -d /etc/asterisk/keys

   sed -i "s/pbx.example.com/YOUR-Doamin-or-IP-HERE/" boot.sh
   sed -i "s/My Super Company/YOUR-Company-Name-HERE/" boot.sh

Start the vagrant

vagrant up

You need to wait until the whole process finishes. And then reload the virtual machine.

vagrant reload

Login into the machine

vagrant ssh

Now It's time to run the python web program. Which is located on webrtc folder. First, let's start the virtual environment.

workon webrtc

Finally, to run the webrtc web application simply do,

python webrtc.py

To View Asterisk console, open a new terminal and type

sudo asterisk -rvvvvvv

Now it's time to connect to the browser or sip application, Click me.

2. Step by Step without using vagrant

Prerequisites

• The latest version of Browser (Chrome/Firefox)
• LinPhone, or other Sip Phone if you want

Exhaustive steps of Installation

A step by step process to install Asterisk and WebPhone I have tested on Ubuntu 16.04, nevertheless, it will work on another distro with few changes.

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/paneru-rajan/asterisk-sipml5.git

Update and Upgrade the system

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade -y

Install some dependent packages

sudo apt-get install xmlstarlet libpt-dev -y

Export Environment Viarable

export PTLIB_CONFIG=/usr/share/ptlib/make/ptlib-config

Configuring the directory to download and save Asterisk

cd /usr/local
sudo chmod -R 777 src
cd src

Download asterisk. If you want another version the go here, and replace the below link accordingly.

Please Note: For webrtc to work we need atleast 13.15.0 or 14.4.0 version of Asterisk.

wget http://downloads.asterisk.org/pub/telephony/asterisk/asterisk-13-current.tar.gz

Untar the downloaded file, if you have downloaded other version please the change the name accordingly.

tar -xvzf asterisk-13-current.tar.gz

Going Inside the Directory

cd asterisk-13.17.2/contrib/scripts

Install dependent package for Asterisk. You are asked to confirm and Enter the Country code, For Nepal, I had used 977.

sudo ./install_prereq install

Configuring Asterisk with pjsip, if you are using sip please omit --with-pjproject-bundled

cd ../../
./configure --with-pjproject-bundled

You can select relevent option via GUI mode, for this use make menuselect. Here we need to select opus codec and I used the cli.

make menuselect.makeopts
menuselect/menuselect --enable codec_opus menuselect.makeopts

Making and Installing

make
sudo make install

Create Sample and Config

sudo make samples
sudo make config

To open the asterisk

sudo asterisk -cvvvvv

To reload Asterisk

sudo asterisk -rvvvvv

Setting up Asterisk

To set up with sipml5 I had been through the asterisk offiial site and I do recommand you to visit it.

We need to update several config file which are located on /etc/asterisk. Those filename are listed below

1. modules.conf
2. extensions.conf
3. http.conf
4. pjsip.conf
5. rtp.conf

You can copy these file except modules.conf wich are located inside the conf folder. And for modules.conf please use the point 1 below. To copy use:

sudo cp -r conf/* /etc/asterisk/

I have posted how these file looks below with breif explaination.

1. modules.conf: Since we are using pjsip, we need to stop loading sip. As both of them cannot be used simultaneously. You can update manually or use the bash script below:

   sudo sh -c "echo 'noload => chan_sip.so' >> /etc/asterisk/modules.conf"

2. extension.conf:Add these things to the extension.conf at the end of the file. If you have just installed a fresh copy of asterisk you can even override the existing code.

   I have added two extensions, which are in fact dial plans.

   • Where helloworld just plays the hello-world music when we call in any number
   • Whereas the helloworld2, first plays the hello-world and then calls to another number, it also waits for the dtmf and plays its name based on whether the called number is registered one or not.

   [helloworld]
   exten => _X.,1,NoOp(${EXTEN})
   same => n,Playback(hello-world)
   same => n,Hangup()
   
   [helloworld2]
   exten => _X.,1,NoOp(${EXTEN})
   same => n,Playback(hello-world)
   same => n,Dial(PJSIP/${EXTEN},20)
   same => n,Read(Digits,,)
   same => n,Playback(you-entered)
   same => n,SayNumber(${Digits})

3. http.conf: Please update the file accordingly, or replace if you want.

   [general]
   enabled=yes
   bindaddr=0.0.0.0
   bindport=8088
   tlsenable=yes
   tlsbindaddr=0.0.0.0:8089
   tlscertfile=/etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.pem

4. pjsip.conf: 199 is for web based phone 3002 and 3001 for sip clients: (like Linphone for desktop and CSipSimle for mobile)

   This file need to have:

   [transport-wss]
   type=transport
   protocol=wss
   bind=0.0.0.0
   
   [199]
   type=endpoint
   aors=199
   auth=199
   use_avpf=yes
   media_encryption=dtls
   dtls_ca_file=/etc/asterisk/keys/ca.crt
   dtls_cert_file=/etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.pem
   dtls_verify=fingerprint
   dtls_setup=actpass
   ice_support=yes
   media_use_received_transport=yes
   rtcp_mux=yes
   context=helloworld2
   disallow=all
   allow=ulaw
   allow=opus
   
   [199]
   type=auth
   auth_type=userpass
   username=199
   password=199@pass1 
   
   [199]
   type=aor
   max_contacts=1
   remove_existing=yes
   
   
   [transport-udp]
   type=transport
   protocol=udp
   bind=0.0.0.0
   
   [3001]
   type=endpoint
   context=helloworld2
   disallow=all
   allow=ulaw
   auth=3001
   aors=3001
   
   [3001]
   type=auth
   auth_type=userpass
   password=3001pass
   username=3001
   
   [3001]
   type=aor
   max_contacts=1
   remove_existing=yes
   
   [3002]
   type=endpoint
   context=helloworld2
   disallow=all
   allow=ulaw
   auth=3002
   aors=3002
   
   [3002]
   type=auth
   auth_type=userpass
   password=3002pass
   username=3002
   
   [3002]
   type=aor
   max_contacts=1
   remove_existing=yes

5. rtp.conf: Need to have these on rtp.conf.

   [general]
   rtpstart=10000
   rtpend=20000
   icesupport=true
   stunaddr=stun.l.google.com:19302

Create Certificates

Call the script as such:

cd /usr/local/src/asterisk-13.17.2/contrib/scripts
sudo ./ast_tls_cert -C pbx.example.com -O "My Super Company" -d /etc/asterisk/keys

• The "-C" option is used to define our host - DNS name or our IP address.
• The "-O" option defines our organizational name.
• The "-d" option is the output directory of the keys.

1. You'll be asked to enter a pass phrase for /etc/asterisk/keys/ca.key, put in something that you'll remember for later.
2. This will create the /etc/asterisk/keys/ca.crt file.
3. You'll be asked to enter the pass phrase again, and then the /etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.key file will be created.
4. The /etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.crt file will be automatically generated.
5. You'll be asked to enter the pass phrase a third time, and the /etc/asterisk/keys/asterisk.pem, a combination of the asterisk.key and asterisk.crt files, will be created.
6. You can then check your /etc/asterisk/keys directory to verify the new files were created, as such:

ls -w 1 /etc/asterisk/keys

And you should see:

asterisk.crt
asterisk.csr
asterisk.key
asterisk.pem
ca.cfg
ca.crt
ca.key
tmp.cfg

You can reload the asterisk by:

asterisk -rvvvvvv

or simply typing reload on Asterisk's cli.

To verify the web server is running, perform:

netstat -an | grep 8089

And you should see:

tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8089            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN  

Next, to ensure these modules are loaded by Asterisk, you can perform:

asterisk -rx "module show like crypto"
asterisk -rx "module show like websocket"
asterisk -rx "module show like opus"

You should see something similar to:

# asterisk -rx "module show like crypto"
Module                         Description                              Use Count  Status      Support Level
res_crypto.so                  Cryptographic Digital Signatures         1          Running              core
1 modules loaded

# asterisk -rx "module show like websocket"
Module                         Description                              Use Count  Status      Support Level
res_http_websocket.so          HTTP WebSocket Support                   3          Running          extended
res_pjsip_transport_websocket.so PJSIP WebSocket Transport Support        0          Running              core
2 modules loaded
 
# asterisk -rx "module show like opus"
Module                         Description                              Use Count  Status      Support Level
codec_opus.so                  OPUS Coder/Decoder                       0          Running          extended
res_format_attr_opus.so        Opus Format Attribute Module             1          Running              core

Running on Browser and Linphone

Setting up python server and running web based phone on Browser.

1. Open webrtc folder inside the downloaded repo in the terminal.
2. Install PIP, and dependencies

   sudo apt-get install python-pip python-dev build-essential -y

3. Upgrade PIP

   sudo -H pip install --upgrade pip

4. Install VirtualEnvWrapper

   sudo -H pip install virtualenvwrapper

5. Configure the virtualenvwrapper, by insterting below code into the .bashrc file

   sed -i "1isource /usr/local/bin/virtualenvwrapper.sh" ~/.bashrc
   sed -i "1iexport PROJECT_HOME=\$HOME/Devel" ~/.bashrc
   sed -i "1iexport WORKON_HOME=\$HOME/.virtualenvs" ~/.bashrc

6. Source the bash

   source ~/.bashrc

7. Create a virtual Environment:

   mkvirtualenv webrtc

8. Set VirtualEnv Project:

   setvirtualenvproject

9. Install required modules:

   pip install -r requirement.txt

10. To deactivate:

    deactivate

11. To run virtual env again:

    workon webrtc

12. To run the server:

    python webrtc.py

Run web phone on browser:

• Please open Chrome/Firefox
• Change Ip of asterisk server in https://192.168.33.10:8089/httpstatus and open in the browser. Then proceed to Https security warning.
• Change Ip of the web server in https://192.168.33.10:5000 and open in the browser. Then proceed to Https security warning.
• Open Igcognito mode to see various event triggered during the call session.

Configuring on Linphone.

• Download and install Libphone if you have not installed yet.
• Open Linphone
• Goto Options > Preferences > Manage Sip Account > Add
• Enter Your Sip identity: sip:3002@103.69.124.194 with your Ip.
• Enter Sip Proxy Address: sip:3002@103.69.124.194 with your Ip.
• You can call to 199 which will ring on your browser.

Important Note:

I have edited static/js/SIPml-api.js in line 2724, so that I can reduce the delay caused by gathering the ICE candidates in localhost.

this.o_pc = new window.RTCPeerConnection(null, this.o_media_constraints);
//this.o_pc = new window.RTCPeerConnection((a && !a.length) ? null : {iceServers: a}, this.o_media_constraints);

To revert change the above two line with:

this.o_pc = new window.RTCPeerConnection((a && !a.length) ? null : {iceServers: a}, this.o_media_constraints);

Built With

• Asterisk - Open source framework for building communications applications
• Flask - Microframework for Python
• Sipml5 - HTML5 SIP client entirely written in javascript

Author

• Rajan Paneru
  • Github

License

MIT © YoungInnovations

Acknowledgments

• Asterisk and sipml5 Documentation - Really Helped to install and configure the Asterisk
• Sipml5 Complete API - Really useful to make a custom audio phone.
• HTML/CSS Phone - I have replicated the phone(html/css).