[OpenSIPStack] Question Regarding opening the RTP sockets in openSBC.
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From: Ashish K. <ash...@gm...> - 2007-08-21 01:15:59
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Hi, I have a question regarding the opening of RTP sockets in the openSBC. When openSBC recieved the INVITE request, it creates the new rtp/rtcp sockets for that leg in the new thread. Similarly when openSBC sends the outgoing INVITE in the same Call session, it creates another new rtp/rtcp sockets for the call leg 2 in the new thread instance. So altogether 2 threads are there for one call between 2 parties to handle RTP/RTCP packets. Then if there are N * 2 subscribers are talking to each other, then it means there are N * 2 threads handling the RTP streams. is my understanding correct? |