Hi:
Does Trunk=yes in IAX save bandwidth as it should in
case the other server (voip provider) has SIP only?
Regards;
Chawki
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Does IAX2 Trunk Work between IAX and SIP
Hi:
Does Trunk=yes in IAX save bandwidth as it should in
case the other server (voip provider) has SIP
No. IAX and SIP are two completely different protocols for sending
voice across IP networks. IAX-Trunking is a feature of IAX, and the SIP
protocol does not have any such method for conserving bandwidth by
combining data from multiple calls into one packet.
-Rusty
On 11/12/05, chawki hammoud
Carlos Alperin wrote:
As far as I know, if the second server has only sip, it is going to be
difficult to connect each other. If that is the case, yes it is going to
save bandwith. Your total bandwith always it is going to be 0 kbps.
Hehe funny!!!
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Cheers,
Matt Riddell
