2009/5/26 Dan Pascu <[email protected]>: > On Tuesday 26 May 2009, Gavin Henry wrote: >> > 95% yes..some things improved, but the lines are still good. >> >> OK, great. Read a lot about rtpproxy and mediaproxy, but I guess it just >> depends on what you need (billing fixes). > > I don't think that the information in the book still applies to mediaproxy. > Openser (1.3) used mediaproxy version 1, which while being more flexible and > having more features, was slower than rtpproxy. > > OpenSIPS however uses mediaproxy version 2, which is implemented differently, > being redesigned and rewritten from ground up. While retaining and extending > the feature set, mediaproxy 2 does forwarding of the media streams in kernel > space using the Linux conntrack system, which makes it significantly faster > than any other user space solution, because it completely avoids the most > costly part of forwarding: copying the data from kernel space to user space > and back. > > I suggest you read the mediaproxy 2 documentation: http://mediaproxy-ng.org/ > The site information is terse, being just an outline of the features, but the > README contains all the details on the new architecture.
Thanks Dan. I have done, read all the lists and figured this part out myself ;-) Does it use conntrack_sip? _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opensips.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
