[cisco-voip] Comparison between using SIP Trunk Encryption and IPSec encryption

ROZA, Ariel Ariel.ROZA at LA.LOGICALIS.COM
Wed Mar 28 14:40:04 EDT 2012


Hi, guys and gals!

 

I wanted to know the opinion of the members of the list about the best strategy for encryption of voice calls.

 

I am implementing call encryption for a customer´s internal IP telephony infrastructure. 

So far I have configured encryption for IP Phones (using tokens) and Analog phones (SRTP, + IPSec between CUCM and each gateway).

 

Now I am planning to encrypt the calls going through a couple of SIP trunks. The trunks are between the CUCM servers and Cisco 2800 gateways)

A coworker of mine specialized in security suggested me implementing IPSec between  the CUCM Servers and the gateways configured with SIP, instead of using the official approach (TLS with certificates). He claims that it will be simpler to deploy (no troubles with CAs and loading certificates into CUCM) and will offer the same level of protection.

 

I would like to know if anyone faced this possibility before, and your insight about this.

 

Thanks everyone in advance!

 

 

ARIEL ROZA
Advanced Engineering

 

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