Hello All. After investigating quite a while about this issue I'm kind of desperate now, I will appreciate your help on this.
I have a OpenSER Server with multiple interfaces, I'm able to handle all the SIP packets with the multi homed enabled. Now the part that I'm having real trouble with is the RTP audio streams. After struggling with MediaProxy I finally started using RTPProxy for this, since it has bridge mode available. Now the problem is that I have more than one network to connect audio from, so the internal and external configuration is not enough for me. So my questions are:
1.-Can I have RTPProxy Bridge mode working for all the interfaces in my server?
2.-Can I have more than one RTPProxy socket available for each of the multiple interfaces I'm connecting in order to have the audio working, so each route will use the proxy of their own network?
3.-If #2 is true, is this where the force_socket and force_rtp_proxy functions play a role in my configuration?
Please help!!
Thanks you so much in advance
Gerardo Amaya
Gerardo Amaya wrote:
Hello All. After investigating quite a while about this issue I'm kind of desperate now, I will appreciate your help on this.
I have a OpenSER Server with multiple interfaces, I'm able to handle all the SIP packets with the multi homed enabled. Now the part that I'm having real trouble with is the RTP audio streams. After struggling with MediaProxy I finally started using RTPProxy for this, since it has bridge mode available. Now the problem is that I have more than one network to connect audio from, so the internal and external configuration is not enough for me. So my questions are:
1.-Can I have RTPProxy Bridge mode working for all the interfaces in my server?
AFAIK rtpproxy only support 1 WAN und 1LAN interface.
2.-Can I have more than one RTPProxy socket available for each of the multiple interfaces I'm connecting in order to have the audio working, so each route will use the proxy of their own network?
This is IMO a good idea, because it would bypass issue #1.
But AFAIK the nathelper module only supports one rtpproxy.
3.-If #2 is true, is this where the force_socket and force_rtp_proxy functions play a role in my configuration?
force_socket is only to force a certain local socket to use when using UDP connections between nathelper and rtpproxy.
to overcome issue 1 and 2 you can try setup a second openser which communicates with the seconds rtpproxy over a different rtpproxy_sock.
nevertheless it would be a hack :-)
regards klaus
Please help!!
Thanks you so much in advance
Gerardo Amaya
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