Where is the T1 timer set in Ser? The RFC suggests a default of 500 ms for round-trip time. I have an ethereal trace showing Ser re-transmitting after less than 300 ms. Anyway, because of our environment I'd like to set T1 to be 1000 ms. I'm using 0.8.14.
thanks
It is retr_timer1p1 parameter of tm module.
Jan.
On 05-10-2005 16:57, John Paul Morrison wrote:
Where is the T1 timer set in Ser? The RFC suggests a default of 500 ms for round-trip time. I have an ethereal trace showing Ser re-transmitting after less than 300 ms. Anyway, because of our environment I'd like to set T1 to be 1000 ms. I'm using 0.8.14.
thanks
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Thanks for the pointer.
The docs I've seen say this is an integer in seconds, not milliseconds. If this is correct, it doesn't seem to give much granularity in the settings.
I'm also puzzled by the re-transmits I'm seeing in the trace.
If the default T1 timer in Ser is 1 second, then why do I see a re-invite after 290 ms? Could this be platform/libc specific behaviour?
-----Original Message----- From: Jan Janak [mailto:jan@iptel.org] Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 2:10 AM To: John Paul Morrison Cc: serusers@fox.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] Where to set T1 timer (RFC 3261)?
It is retr_timer1p1 parameter of tm module.
Jan.
On 05-10-2005 16:57, John Paul Morrison wrote:
Where is the T1 timer set in Ser? The RFC suggests a default of 500 ms for round-trip time. I have an ethereal trace showing Ser re-transmitting after less than 300
ms.
Anyway, because of our environment I'd like to set T1 to be 1000 ms. I'm using 0.8.14.
thanks
Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
For performance reasons timers in ser are not as precise as they should be. So it can happen that the retransmission will be sent in less than T1. This is a shortcoming in SER which will be fixed in one of future releases.
Jan.
On 06-10-2005 14:06, John Paul Morrison wrote:
Thanks for the pointer.
The docs I've seen say this is an integer in seconds, not milliseconds. If this is correct, it doesn't seem to give much granularity in the settings.
I'm also puzzled by the re-transmits I'm seeing in the trace.
If the default T1 timer in Ser is 1 second, then why do I see a re-invite after 290 ms? Could this be platform/libc specific behaviour?
-----Original Message----- From: Jan Janak [mailto:jan@iptel.org] Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 2:10 AM To: John Paul Morrison Cc: serusers@fox.iptel.org Subject: Re: [Serusers] Where to set T1 timer (RFC 3261)?
It is retr_timer1p1 parameter of tm module.
Jan.
On 05-10-2005 16:57, John Paul Morrison wrote:
Where is the T1 timer set in Ser? The RFC suggests a default of 500 ms for round-trip time. I have an ethereal trace showing Ser re-transmitting after less than 300
ms.
Anyway, because of our environment I'd like to set T1 to be 1000 ms. I'm using 0.8.14.
thanks
Serusers mailing list serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
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