> Sure. For example the outbound-draft (now RFC XXXX) statesthat the > outbound > proxy listens in UDP port 5060 for SIP and STUN protocols.
Yes, of course. You can design any protocol to do everything via one port. But I had the impression that with Nahum that is not the case. If you use a legacy application which uses port x you cannot start another application using the same port. The socket cannot be opend by the other application. Regarding STUN this is a special case. The new STUN protocol has been designed to be multiplexed with every other protocol but you cannot compare this with the situation of legacy SIP signalling and a legacy media application. - In my opinion. Franz _______________________________________________ Sip-implementors mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cs.columbia.edu/cucslists/listinfo/sip-implementors
