[sr-dev] rtpengine ipv6 still showing up

Richard Fuchs rfuchs at sipwise.com
Sat Sep 27 02:16:28 CEST 2014


On 26/09/14 12:16 PM, Peter Villeneuve wrote:
> Hi again.
>
> I've had some users complain that they cannot hangup calls and have to
> wait for the default SIP timeout before the client hangs up.
>
> Looking at the kamailio logs, I noticed something strange regarding
> RTPengine. What's the deal with the [::]:0 address?
> Could this be the cause of the issues users have reported?
>
> I also see in siremis accounting that users indeed try to repeatedly
> send out the BYE message to hang up the call but siremis shows a bunch
> of 481 responses from kamailio.
>
> I have commented out ipv6 in the /etc/default/rtp/ngcp-rtpengine-daemon
> file yet I still see this in the logs:
>
> Sep 26 00:55:19  rtpengine[2950]: [gj0LMNqHnWDBc15BiNAWD7UH29LZfjZD] ---
> Tag '', created 1:00 ago, in dialogue with '(none)'
> Sep 26 00:55:19  rtpengine[2950]: [gj0LMNqHnWDBc15BiNAWD7UH29LZfjZD]
> ------ Media #1, port 30034 <>            [::]:0    , 0 p, 0 b, 0 e
> Sep 26 00:55:19  rtpengine[2950]: [gj0LMNqHnWDBc15BiNAWD7UH29LZfjZD]
> ------ Media #1, port 30035 <>            [::]:0     (RTCP), 0 p, 0 b, 0 e
> Sep 26 00:55:19  rtpengine[2950]: [gj0LMNqHnWDBc15BiNAWD7UH29LZfjZD] ---
> Tag 'D77HuXhJbqiBg.pBF3LkwC8411VT2Vye', created 1:00 ago, in dialogue
> with ''
> Sep 26 00:55:19  rtpengine[2950]: [gj0LMNqHnWDBc15BiNAWD7UH29LZfjZD]
> ------ Media #1, port 30044 <>  190.56.xx.xx:63572, 0 p, 0 b, 0 e
> Sep 26 00:55:19  rtpengine[2950]: [gj0LMNqHnWDBc15BiNAWD7UH29LZfjZD]
> ------ Media #1, port 30045 <>  190.56.xx.xx:3058  (RTCP), 0 p, 0 b, 0 e
>
> I imagine I'm doing something wrong in the config but I'm not sure why I
> see an ipv6 address and why the BYEs receive 481 responses.
>
> Any clues as to where I should look?

This indicates that rtpengine never got to see the "answer" part of the 
dialogue. The "::" address simply means that no destination address has 
been associated yet. All sockets are opened as IPv6 sockets so this is 
normal.

cheers



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