Hi,
What's the difference between using forward and t_relay_udp?
For example if an INVTIE is received by mydomain.com and it is to be redirected to anotherdomain.com, which would be the prefered method to use???
Also, is it required to us a break after each request to halt any further processing of the routing script?
Many Thanks,
Alan
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On Feb 25, 2004 at 16:42, Alan Litster alitster@telcoelectronics.co.uk wrote:
Hi,
What's the difference between using forward and t_relay_udp?
forward is stateless, t_relay_udp is statefull.
For example if an INVTIE is received by mydomain.com and it is to be redirected to anotherdomain.com, which would be the prefered method to use???
If that all you have to do and you don't do tcp to udp tranlation, forward is ok (and it will also be a little faster and use almost no memory).
Also, is it required to us a break after each request to halt any further processing of the routing script?
If you want to halt further processing, yes you have to (forward or t_relay_udp will not do it for you, so that you can still do something with the message even after forwarding).
Andrei
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Andrei Pelinescu-Onciul