Hi, On 19/1/10 7:31 PM, Jeff Pyle wrote: > Hello, > > The relays in my network use a different interface for relaying packets than > they do for other machine operations. For example, a relay's eth0 IP may be > 207.x.x.x, while its eth1 is 66.x.x.x, and the relay IP as defined by > config.ini is the 66.x.x.x address. This works fine for the most part. >
Ok, so I assume your system's default route goes though 207.x and you actually want the packets to be relayed through 66.x > I now have a need to start specifying media relays with the media_relay_avp > parameter in Opensips. Do I specify the 207.x.x.x IP address the relay uses > to connect to the dispatcher, or the 66.x.x.x IP the relay uses to relay RTP? > You'll need to specify the 207.x IP address as it's the one being used to connect to the dispatcher. > The media_relay_avp documentation says, "... it will be preferred by the > dispatcher over the normal selection algorithm." Is it accurate to say that > if the specified relay is not available, the dispatcher will revert to its > regular selection? Or, will no relay be used at all? > You're correct. That avp will alter the the algorithm used for selecting the relay by preferring the one specified, but in case it's not available it will fall-back to the normal behavior and choose a working relay. Kind regards, -- Saúl Ibarra Corretgé AG Projects _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opensips.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
