. Brekeke Product Name and version: pbx 2.0.7.0/217
2. Java version: 1.5.0.10
3. OS type and the version: windows 2003
4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: na
5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html : 9 + 5
6. Your problem:
There are a lot of places to configure RTP: ARS, user settings, via dialplan, pbx system settings.
but the only place where is has any effect to change it is in the user configuration.
I made some tests:
calling to ITSP on the Internet using an ARS.
1) user config RTP relay: default
2) ARS -out: RTP-relay: default
result: the sip session page shows RTP relay = OFF, but making a trace on the pbx/sip server showed that the rtp traffic was going through the server. succesfull call.
1) user config RTP relay: default
2) ARS -out: RTP-relay off
3) pbx system setting: RTP relay: on
4) extra dialplan to force rtp=off
result: the sip session page shows RTP relay = OFF, but making a trace on the pbx/sip server showed that the rtp traffic was going through the server. succesfull call.
expectation:
RTP shouldn't go via the pbx/sip server.
1) user config RTP relay: off
2) ARS -out: RTP-relay off
3) extra dialplan to force rtp=off
result: no RTP traffic via the pbx/sip server. succesfull call.
I would expect that the RTP settings in the ARS would override the RTP settings in the user configuration.
Is this a bug or is this as it should work?
thanks in advanced,
Pablo.
rtp issue with pbx 2.0
Moderator: Brekeke Support Team
Hello mexsip
If you set RTP-relay=off at ARS-in, rtp won't go through PBX.
If you don't have ARS-in and User Setting for caller,
PBX options setting will be applied.
Only when rtp-relay=off for both of in and out,
rtp packets don't go through PBX.
Isn't that cool?
job
How about ARS-in ?1) user config RTP relay: default
2) ARS -out: RTP-relay off
3) pbx system setting: RTP relay: on
4) extra dialplan to force rtp=off
If you set RTP-relay=off at ARS-in, rtp won't go through PBX.
If you don't have ARS-in and User Setting for caller,
PBX options setting will be applied.
Only when rtp-relay=off for both of in and out,
rtp packets don't go through PBX.
Isn't that cool?
job