M4 STIR/SHAKEN
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About
M4 supports STIR/SHAKEN authentication (constructing the SIP Identity header).
Requirements
- Kamailio 5.7 (or later)
- Private key (.pem file, encoded in 'ES256' algorithm, without password)
- Public certificate (.pem file or URL to certificate)
Kolmisoft does not provide private key and public certificates. These should be acquired from STIR/SHAKEN certificate authorities.
Installation
STIR/SHAKEN authentication service is not installed by default and should be installed manually, depending on OS:
On CentOS 7:
/usr/src/m4/kamailio/stirshaken/stirshaken_install.sh
On Rocky 9
/usr/src/m4/kamailio/stirshaken/stirshaken_install_r9.sh
Configuration
After the installation, STIR/SHAKEN should be configured on Kamailio server. Configuration is done in /etc/m2/system.conf.
The following settings should be added to conf file:
stirshaken_enabled = 1 stirshaken_x5u = http://example.com/path/to/cert.pem stirshaken_attest_level = C stirshaken_private_key = /path/to/my/private_key.pem
Here:
- stirshaken_enabled - controls if STIR/SHAKEN should be enabled or not.
- stirshaken_x5u - URL to public certificate.
- stirshaken_attest_level - the default attestation level (used when specific attestation level is not set in Termination Point settings).
- stirshaken_private_key - path to private key.
After configuration is set, Kamailio needs to be reconfigured with the new settings:
/usr/src/m4/kamailio/kamailio_cfg_update.sh
Kamailio restart is required for changes to take effect:
systemctl restart kamailio