checker-sip/README.md

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# checker-sip
SIP / VoIP server checker for [happyDomain](https://www.happydomain.org/).
Probes a domain's SIP deployment end-to-end from its DNS records:
- **RFC 3263 resolution.** NAPTR → SRV (`_sip._udp`, `_sip._tcp`,
`_sips._tcp`) → A/AAAA.
- **Reachability** on every resolved `target:port` over UDP, TCP and TLS.
- **SIP `OPTIONS` ping.** Raw RFC 3261 request; parses status line,
`Server` / `User-Agent`, `Allow` methods, round-trip time.
- **Discovery entries.** Every `_sips._tcp` target is published as a
`tls.endpoint.v1` `DiscoveryEntry` (via
[`checker-tls/contract`](../checker-tls/README.md)) so the TLS checker
can verify chain, SAN, expiry and cipher posture without re-doing the
SRV lookup. TLS issues reported by the TLS checker are folded back
into this report via `GetRelated("tls_probes")`.
Attaches to the `abstract.SIP` service (SRV records for `_sip._udp`,
`_sip._tcp`, `_sips._tcp`). The happyDomain core registers the abstract
service automatically; no extra configuration is required.
## Usage
### Standalone HTTP server
```bash
make
./checker-sip -listen :8080
```
Exposes the standard happyDomain external checker endpoints (`/health`,
`/definition`, `/collect`, `/evaluate`, `/report`).
### Docker
```bash
make docker
docker run -p 8080:8080 happydomain/checker-sip
```
### happyDomain plugin
```bash
make plugin
# produces checker-sip.so, loadable as a Go plugin by happyDomain.
```
## Options
| Scope | Id | Description |
| ----- | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Run | `domain` | SIP domain to test (auto-filled from the service domain). |
| Run | `timeout` | Per-endpoint probe timeout in seconds (default: `5`). |
| Admin | `probeUDP` | Probe `_sip._udp` (default: `true`). Disable if UDP is firewalled. |
| Admin | `probeTCP` | Probe `_sip._tcp` (default: `true`). |
| Admin | `probeTLS` | Probe `_sips._tcp` (default: `true`). |
## Tests performed
1. NAPTR lookup (`SIP+D2U`, `SIP+D2T`, `SIPS+D2T`).
2. SRV lookup for the three transports.
3. Fallback to `<domain>:5060` / `<domain>:5061` when no SRV is
published, with a visible info marker in the report.
4. A/AAAA resolution of every SRV target.
5. TCP connect / UDP send / TLS handshake (with
`InsecureSkipVerify: true` — cert posture is the TLS checker's job).
6. SIP `OPTIONS` request with status, headers and `Allow` parsed.
## License
Licensed under the **MIT License** (see `LICENSE`).