CARRIERROUTE :: The Kamailio carrierroute Module
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Files |
| file | carrierroute.c |
| | Contains the functions exported by the module.
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| file | carrierroute.h |
| | Some globals.
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| file | cr_carrier.c |
| | Contains the functions to manage carrier data.
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| file | cr_carrier.h |
| | Contains the functions to manage carrier data.
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| file | cr_config.c |
| | Functions for load and save routing data from a config file.
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| file | cr_config.h |
| | Functions for load and save routing data from a config file.
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| file | cr_data.c |
| | Contains the functions to manage routing data.
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| file | cr_data.h |
| | Contains the functions to manage routing data.
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| file | cr_db.c |
| | Functions for loading routing data from a database.
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| file | cr_db.h |
| | Functions for loading routing data from a database.
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| file | cr_domain.c |
| | Contains the functions to manage routing domains.
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| file | cr_domain.h |
| | Contains the functions to manage routing domains.
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| file | cr_fifo.c |
| | Functions for modifying routing data via fifo commands.
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| file | cr_fifo.h |
| | Functions for modifying routing data via fifo commands.
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| file | cr_fixup.c |
| | Fixup functions.
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| file | cr_fixup.h |
| | Fixup functions.
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| file | cr_func.c |
| | Routing and balancing functions.
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| file | cr_func.h |
| | Routing and balancing functions.
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| file | cr_map.c |
| | Contains the functions to map domain and carrier names to ids.
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| file | cr_map.h |
| | Contains the functions to map domain and carrier names to ids.
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| file | cr_rule.c |
| | Contains the functions to manage routing rule data.
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| file | cr_rule.h |
| | Contains the functions to manage routing rule data.
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Detailed Description
The module provides routing, balancing and blacklisting capabilities. It reads routing entries from a database source or from a config file at Kamailio startup. It can uses one routing tree (for one carrier), or if needed for every user a different routing tree (unique for each carrier) for number prefix based routing. It supports several routing domains, e.g. for failback routes or different routing rules for VoIP and PSTN targets.
