> From: Tony Graziano [tgrazi...@myitdepartment.net]
>
> My question: If the signalling for the call is established with one IP
> address, does a totally different IP address for media break any
> rules?
No, it doesn't. The endpoint has to listen for media at the address
and port specified in th
Perfectly legal. The ITSP could be using an ingress proxy to terminate
to the switch in which case media and signalling is always different.
There is also a possibility of PSTN gateways where each media processor
board is equipped with their own ethernet ports which is in most cases
is the ca
If the ip-address of the RTP stream was specified in the sdp part of the
INVITE then all is RFC-OK.
Don't know if this answers the question but no one else replied..
Paul
> Tony Graziano wrote on 25-10-2011
12:39:02:
> I don't think it is, but I wanted opinions.
>
> I was asked to look at f
I don't think it is, but I wanted opinions.
I was asked to look at flowroute for a potential deployment. After monkeying
around with their portal, which has its own quirks, I saw the following
behavior...
Invite from FR on port 5080 at their ip 216.x.y.z, then I saw the call fail
to setup (BYE) f
