On Tue, 2009-04-21 at 12:57 +0000, SungWoo Lee wrote:
> In case of answering back with 200 OK message, the answerer can figure
> out the destination rtp port number after checking where the received
> rtp packets are coming from. No matter what rtp port is used in the
> dummy router, the answerer simply use the port number as a destination
> rtp port and the router is supposed to deliver the packets to the SIP
> station.

There is no assurance that this works.  The SDP addresses contain the
ports at which the two endpoints *receive* RTP, but there is no
requirement that they *send* RTP from those same ports.  (Although in
many cases, SIP systems do send and receive RTP using the same ports.)

Dale


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