9 May
2006
9 May
'06
4:39 a.m.
You have to modify nathelper/rtpproxy to detect the kind of the session
(audio or video), signal this info to the rtp proxy, which uses
different QoS parameters for different sessions.
regards
klaus
Rodney G. McDuff wrote:
I would like to tag my voice and video RTP with
different QoS. If I'm
using SER/OpenSER I can QoS tag RTP thru either the mediaproxy or
rtpproxy. But that seem to currently tag both voice and video RTP with
the same QoS. I can use iptables (on linux) to also tag a particular UDP
port range with a particular DSCP value but again it seems difficult to
differentiate voice and video RTP unless one tries to allocate voice RTP
to one UDP range and video to another. Has anyone got any idea on how to
achieve this?