Hi, Yes, I've started to clean up the headers from cisco, but I do agree that som generic "compression" function wuld be nice to have. As long as all crucial information is kept.

Is there really a way to use compact format withing the script (without regexp textops)?

br hw man, 27,.02.2006 kl. 19.02 +0200, skrev Bogdan-Andrei Iancu: >Hi Helge, > >if you have problems on client side with UDP fragmentation, there are >two ways to go: > 1) try to reduce the size of the message; CISCO sends a lot of >useless stuff in the requests; first option will be get rid of useless >headers; second to use short format for hdrs with long names (can be >done from script); third to merge headers of same type (VIA, contact, >route) to get rid of extra hdr names (cannot be done from script). > 2) switch on TCP, but more complex problem can pop up - maintaining >TCP connection to UAC from behind NAT, extra load does TCP conns >manipulation, more size in packages due double RR (due protocol switch), >etc... > >maybe a "compacting function" will be useful to have - it will do 1) >second and third option: > if(msg_len>UDP_frag) > compact_msg(); > >regards, >bodgan > >Helge Waastad wrote: > > > >>Hi, >>I've just had my first fragmentation problem. >>Since I'm using rr on my dispatchers and my proxies, INVITES from a >>gateway (i.e cisco) gets too large and are being fragmented...and of >>course not very good for nat'ed udp clients. >> >>Are there any other options than to remove_hf of less important headers >>like Remote-Party-ID and/or User-Agent? >> >>I guess TCP would be an option.... >> >>br hw >> >> >> >> >>