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Secure Real-Time Audio/Video Communication Tutorial - H.350 Implementation

Learn how to implement H.350 directory configuration for secure real-time audio/video communication with encryption and gatekeeper/proxy using H.323 and SIP protocols. Includes step-by-step instructions and example files.

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Secure Real-Time Audio/Video Communication Tutorial - H.350 Implementation

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  1. Secure real-time audio/video communication – H.350, Encryption & Gatekeeper/Proxy – using H.323 (…and a bit SIP) Tutorial/workshop session - H.350 directory configuration - 19th APAN Meeting Bangkok, Thailand January 2005

  2. H.350 implementation recipe See the tutorial website for example files!! • Install openldap-server and openldap-clients (including openldap-devel, openldap) • At least 2.0x • Make sure they are for your distribution! • Configure slapd.conf • See sample file • Make sure to set proper access restrictions • Insert necessary schema (if not part of slapd.conf) • commObject, commURI, h323Identity, h320Identity, h235Identity, sipIdentity, genericIdentity • CallpreferenceURIobject • See sample files • Fill LDAP database • add LDIF file(s) • See sample files • Configure Gatekeeper to read from H.350 dir • See sample file • Make whitepages • See H350 cookbook

  3. Configuration details • 4: Fill LDAP database, add LDIF files • Base schema • ldapadd –x –D “<ldap mgr DN>” –W –f <FILE>.ldif • E.g. ldapadd –x –D “cn=manager,dc=apan,dc=net” –W –f apan.ldif • Entries • E.g. ldapadd –x –D “cn=manager,dc=apan,dc=net” –W –f example-entry.ldif • Test • ldapsearch –x –b ‘<base dn>’ ‘<FILTER>’ attributes • E.g. ldapsearch –x –b ‘dc=exampleorg,dc=H350,dc=apan,dc=net’ ‘(objectclass=*)’

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