Hi all,
Just a quick question. When I use rtpproxy or mediaproxy, does the media stream actually transfer through my rtpproxy server? Or does media transfers from UA to UA.
For example, both UA1 and UA2 are behind different NAT, when the call is connected, does the media travels through the RTPproxy server? Or does it goes directly from UA1 to UA2? Thank you for answering my question.
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Am 06.07.2006 um 19:00 schrieb Kenny Chua:
Hi all,
Just a quick question. When I use rtpproxy or mediaproxy, does the media stream actually transfer through my rtpproxy server? Or does media transfers from UA to UA.
For example, both UA1 and UA2 are behind different NAT, when the call is connected, does the media travels through the RTPproxy server? Or does it goes directly from UA1 to UA2? Thank you for answering my question.
If UA1 and UA2 are behind different NAT, the Server invites both UA and opens a Mediastream for each UA. Those Mediastreams are bridged together with mediaproxy/rtpproxy.
UA1 <-> SER w/ Mediaproxy <-> UA2
Hi Kenny,
yes, the media will go though your server.
regards, bogdan
Kenny Chua wrote:
Hi all,
Just a quick question. When I use rtpproxy or mediaproxy, does the media stream actually transfer through my rtpproxy server? Or does media transfers from UA to UA.
For example, both UA1 and UA2 are behind different NAT, when the call is connected, does the media travels through the RTPproxy server? Or does it goes directly from UA1 to UA2? Thank you for answering my question.
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