20 Apr
2006
20 Apr
'06
1:15 p.m.
Hi,
Is there any functionality implemented in SER/Openser which allows to detect
dead endpoints ?
Gnugk implements this with tcpkeepalive timeouts. Is there any equivalent or
something similar in SER which would prevent non-active calls to hang - and
incurr possibly large costs ?
TIA for your help in the matter
Gerry
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27 Apr
27 Apr
3:25 a.m.
Hi Gerry,
no, there is no such mechanism available since it's not reliable - for
example, during a call, more TCP connections may be used - one for the
INVITE, close the connection during the call and open a new one for BYE
- it's perfect possible, so you cannot rely on the transport status.
there are other ways to do it - at signalling level, via Session Timer;
at media level - see when no more RTP traffic comes form one point.
regards,
bogdan
Gerry wrote:
Hi,
Is there any functionality implemented in SER/Openser which allows to detect
dead endpoints ?
Gnugk implements this with tcpkeepalive timeouts. Is there any equivalent or
something similar in SER which would prevent non-active calls to hang - and
incurr possibly large costs ?
TIA for your help in the matter
Gerry
___________________________________________________________
NEW Yahoo! Cars - sell your car and browse thousands of new and used cars online!
http://uk.cars.yahoo.com/
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