Hi, I would like to know is it possible to setup SER with multiple media proxy. If its not possible than please suggest me what is the best way to solve the problem mentioned below.
The problem is I have a setup of SER with Media proxy running in Singapore and I also have some users in US. But I want to use one SER, which is running in singapore, since it connects with DB and doing the AAA. And my users in US also register on the same proxy. But when my US users make IP to IP calls since in current setup their media is first coming to singapore than going to US, they face a latency and poor quality. How can I avoid this without running multiple instances of SER.
What I plan to do is setup another media proxy in US and depending on the Nated contact of user agents I give them appropriate media proxy address.
Thanking you in advance, Best Regards, Abdul Qadir
Best Regards, Abdul Qadir
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Abdul Qadir wrote:
Hi, I would like to know is it possible to setup SER with multiple media proxy. If its not possible than please suggest me what is the best way to solve the problem mentioned below.
The problem is I have a setup of SER with Media proxy running in Singapore and I also have some users in US. But I want to use one SER, which is running in singapore, since it connects with DB and doing the AAA. And my users in US also register on the same proxy. But when my US users make IP to IP calls since in current setup their media is first coming to singapore than going to US, they face a latency and poor quality. How can I avoid this without running multiple instances of SER.
What I plan to do is setup another media proxy in US and depending on the Nated contact of user agents I give them appropriate media proxy
You can use exec_dset to run a script/program that will rewrite the SIP address to use the appropriate media proxy. I personally use this will a small C++ program I wrote to distribute calls to various media proxies. It means I can also distribute based on load as well as geographic location.
mediaproxy uses DNS SRV based on the domain name of the user. Thus, if your users are divided according to domains, you can configure DNS SRV and mediaproxy will automatically distribute to different proxies. Read the mediaproxy documentation. g-)
Abdul Qadir wrote:
Hi, I would like to know is it possible to setup SER with multiple media proxy. If its not possible than please suggest me what is the best way to solve the problem mentioned below.
The problem is I have a setup of SER with Media proxy running in Singapore and I also have some users in US. But I want to use one SER, which is running in singapore, since it connects with DB and doing the AAA. And my users in US also register on the same proxy. But when my US users make IP to IP calls since in current setup their media is first coming to singapore than going to US, they face a latency and poor quality. How can I avoid this without running multiple instances of SER.
What I plan to do is setup another media proxy in US and depending on the Nated contact of user agents I give them appropriate media proxy address.
Thanking you in advance, Best Regards, Abdul Qadir
Best Regards, Abdul Qadir
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Hi All,
Please read the *mediaproxy.ini* file in the mediaproxy folder.
The Idea is like this.
configure the proxydispatcher in ser.cfg
ex:modparam("mediaproxy", "mediaproxy_socket", "/var/run/proxydispatcher.sock")
and set the DNS SRV records for mediaproxies (1 points to Singapore (in your case), 2 points to US) and mention/set that DNS name "defaultProxy" in mediaproxy.ini
On 8/16/06, Greger V. Teigre greger@teigre.com wrote:
mediaproxy uses DNS SRV based on the domain name of the user. Thus, if your users are divided according to domains, you can configure DNS SRV and mediaproxy will automatically distribute to different proxies. Read the mediaproxy documentation. g-)
Abdul Qadir wrote:
Hi, I would like to know is it possible to setup SER with multiple media proxy. If its not possible than please suggest me what is the best way to solve the problem mentioned below.
The problem is I have a setup of SER with Media proxy running in Singapore and I also have some users in US. But I want to use one SER, which is running in singapore, since it connects with DB and doing the AAA. And my users in US also register on the same proxy. But when my US users make IP to IP calls since in current setup their media is first coming to singapore than going to US, they face a latency and poor quality. How can I avoid this without running multiple instances of SER.
What I plan to do is setup another media proxy in US and depending on the Nated contact of user agents I give them appropriate media proxy address.
Thanking you in advance, Best Regards, Abdul Qadir
Best Regards, Abdul Qadir
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