Hi Andreas,
yes mhomed works ok but is something very expensive to use - it does
autodetection of the egress interface by opening, binding and closing
some temporary sockets. And this is done for each message. So, if you
have a very clear flow through interfaces, I prefer using
force_send_socket() :).
regards,
bogdan
Andreas Granig wrote:
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu wrote:
to be honest I never tried this, but theoretical
it should work if
you configure the transit proxy with two interfaces and use either
the mhomed core param, either force_send_socket() to control the
interface selection.
from media point of view, I know rtpproxy support bridging mode, but
I do not know about mediaproxy.
Using mhomed=1 works pretty well in such a scenario. If you're able to
directly route your internal traffic (RTP in this case) to public IPs,
mediaproxy works well too.
Regards,
Andreas