On 27 Jan 2009, at 15:10, [email protected] wrote: > > Hi. > I am making only tests and for now I do not have a public address > for mediaproxy and the real time, for now, is not important. > I am only interested in positioning the proxy sip in a certain > domain and a rtp traffic in another. > The mediaproxy version that I'm using is 2.3.1. > > > > On 27 Jan 2009, at 12:47, [email protected] wrote: > >> >> Hi all. >> I have two virtual machines. >> In the first I installed opensips and mediaproxy (both the >> dispatcher that the relay). Now I will try to move the media relay >> in the other virtual machine. >> In the latter, I should install only the media relay or all the >> mediaproxy? >> What it needs to modify in two mediaproxy configuration files? >> As regards the tls communication between the dispatcher and the >> relay, can I use the certificate provided as example? >> >> This is the scenario: >> >> Virtual machine 1 Virtual machine 2 >> __________ ____________ >> | opensips | TLS | | >> | + | <======================> | relay | >> |dispatcher| |____________| >> |__________| 10.10.45.168 >> 10.10.45.158 >> >> Thanks in advance. >> >> Marzuola Matteo. > >> A few remarks before I can even answer your questions: >> - Don't run mediaproxy on a virtual machine, as it is not suited to >> handling realtime traffic >> - Why are you running mediaproxy on a machine with a private IP? >> - Which version of media proxy are you talking about? >> - Read the documentation included (README, INSTALL, >> config.ini.sample) > first > >> Ruud Klaver >> AG Projects
If you are using Debian, you can install the mediaproxy-relay package from our repository on the other machine. If you are installing from sources, just install the whole thing. As the relay on your proxy machine is already reading the Relay section of the config, you could just copy the config to the new machine. Make sure you set the "dispatchers" option to the correct value. For the dispatcher you don't need to modify anything, the relay finds the dispatcher and connects to it. With regards to the certificates, if it is a closed environment you could use the sample certificates, testing is what they are for. Of course, if you are running a production platform you should replace these with your own certificates. If you don't, other people could use the sample certificates to setup their own relay that connects to your dispatcher and "steal your calls". Good luck. Ruud Klaver AG Projects _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.opensips.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
