Thanks for pointing that out, Nils. I interpreted "client implementations" to be UAs only, not RFC-UAC...
g-)

Nils Ohlmeier wrote:
Hi Greger,

On Tuesday 31 October 2006 11:20, Greger V. Teigre wrote:
  
Thanks, Klaus :-)
Here's a snippet that many may be interested in:
When asked about STUN support, the client implementations replied:
   6% I implement all the client requirements of
draft-ietf-behave-rfc3489bis
   6% I implement some, but not all, of the client requirements of
draft-ietf-behave-rfc3498bis
  13% I implement all of the client requirements of RFC3489
   7% I implement some, but not all, of the client requirements of RFC3489
  59% I do not implement STUN as a client
   9% Other
    

please consider that it makes not too much sense for gateways, proxys etc. to 
implement a STUN client. As a little bit more then 50% (I dont recall the 
exact number) were only UAs, I guess the majority of the 59% are the non-UAs.

As usual their are several ways to read statistics ;-)

  Nils

  
There are still a large number of endpoints (25%) that do not use
symmetric RTP.

Klaus Darilion wrote:
    
Hi!

I found this link on the sip mailing list.

http://www.sipit.net/report19.txt

regards
klaus
      
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