Depending on your VOIP provider, this might not be an option. My provider requires me to configure my endpoints to send one every five minutes.
Consider a proxy. I use one so that I can control what ports I allow through if my ISP restricts them. If your provider supports IP access control, use it to ensure that traffic goes through that proxy. -------- Original Message -------- On May 3, 2021, 11:53 AM, Greg Gago wrote: > HI, > > We need help with avoiding UDP keep-alive packets sent by > linphonec/linphonecsh client. We are currently blocking such packets through > routing rules at O.S. level, but we know that’s not the best nor optimal way > and I guess there is some way through linphone configuration file to tell the > client not to send such keep-alive packets. I found ways to do it in direct C > integration but not as a linphonec/linphonecsh user. > > thanks! > > greg
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