It’s a very non rfc scenario. Source ip and via are the ip of a loadbalancer
that I need to skip …. ;-(. The contact does have the correct ip. Anyway, you
gave me a good hint. I will add the contact ip as record route and see what
that gives.
Verzonden vanuit Outlook voor
Johan,
This is actually a pretty standard SIP flow that we use all the time. I
recommend this article [1] for an overview of how routing works in SIP.
In short, the Contact and Record-Route headers are only used for routing of
requests not responses, and mostly only sequential requests which
This is a general question on routing (to be honest: it is a really
strange case).
A has a sip trunk to B (opensips), B has a sip trunk to C
A sends an invite to B with contact header A' and record-route header
to A''
B string the record_route header , calls topology hiding and droutes
Thanks, sounds like it's time to upgrade
BR/OLle
-Original Message-
From: Users On Behalf Of Razvan Crainea
Sent: den 6 oktober 2023 13:13
To: users@lists.opensips.org
Subject: Re: [OpenSIPS-Users] rtpengine and multiple instances
Hi, Olle!
Yes, the offer should be taken by one
Hi, Olle!
Yes, the offer should be taken by one single node. How it
internally works is we compute a hash of the callid of the call and
based on that hash, and we consider that hash a random value to pick one
available server. This means that as long as the available list does not
change,
Hi we have seen an issue with rtpengine module in 2.4.
We ran a setup with two opensips edge proxies each having a local
rtpengine running on it.
When we start using the rtpengines in a cluster, we saw that some commands
perhaps in 1-2% of the calls are send to the wrong rtpengine:
