OpenSER module acc
acc module is used to account transactions information to different backends like syslog, SQL databases, RADIUS and DIAMETER (beta version). OpenSER does event based accounting, that means it can log details for start and stop events of a call, or details for other type of SIP events, like Instant Message, Presence event, a.s.o.
Starting with v1.2.0, OpenSER logs a set of minimal details for each event, additional data can be recorded using log_extra (db_extra, rad_extra, ...) parameter. Also, OpenSER can do muli-leg call accounting — if there is a redirect in place for a call, A calling B, B redirecting to C, OpenSER can write two records, A => B, B => C.
Minimal accounting data are:
If a value is not present in request, the empty string is accounted instead.
Syslog and SQL DB accounting are enabled by default. To do RADIUS accounting, you have to edit module/acc/Makefile and uncomment DEFS+=-DRAD_ACC. For Diameter uncomment DEFS+=-DDIAM_ACC.
Links to documentation of acc module:
Starting with v1.2.0, OpenSER logs a set of minimal details for each event, additional data can be recorded using log_extra (db_extra, rad_extra, ...) parameter. Also, OpenSER can do muli-leg call accounting — if there is a redirect in place for a call, A calling B, B redirecting to C, OpenSER can write two records, A => B, B => C.
Minimal accounting data are:
- Request Method name
- From header TAG parameter
- To header TAG parameter
- Call-Id
- 3-digit Status code from final reply
- Reason phrase from final reply
- Time stamp when transaction was completed
If a value is not present in request, the empty string is accounted instead.
Syslog and SQL DB accounting are enabled by default. To do RADIUS accounting, you have to edit module/acc/Makefile and uncomment DEFS+=-DRAD_ACC. For Diameter uncomment DEFS+=-DDIAM_ACC.
Links to documentation of acc module:
- acc module for openser v1.0.x
- acc module for openser v1.1.x
- acc module for openser v1.2.x
- acc module for openser devel
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