18 Oct
2007
18 Oct
'07
2:34 p.m.
Hi,
it is just dumb (ok, skipping the autoloearn feature when e.g.
recovering from HA switchover) packet forwarder which has only one
important advantage - it runs on public IP address. You can even use
iptables for RTP proxying... check iptrtpproxy module.
Michal
On Thu, 2007-10-18 at 19:59 +0200, Mitya wrote:
Hi all,
I have a few unclarified questions in my head about RTPProxy.
I think I know the basic concept, but I'm curious to know a few details.
How does the proxy transfer the packets from A to B ?
When it gets a packet from A, does it send it immediately to B (when its
possible) without any delay or timing ?
Or does it have a buffer (few ms buffer), where it re-orders the packets ?
Does it parse the RTP stream ?
Does it generate RTCP packets ?
Can somebody help me in this ?
Thanks,
Mitya
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