Re: [OpenSIPStack] opensbc media proxy?

[<jo...@op...>]

Can you send a level 5 log for this case?   OpenSBC giving 0.0.31.64 as 
the media address is strange.

Jeremy A wrote:
> Joegen E. Baclor wrote:
>   
>> OpenSBC will stay away from proxying media if the endpoints in the call 
>> are both using public addresses.   You can tell OpenSBC to always proxy 
>> media in all cases by setting "Always Proxy Media" in HTTP admin 
>> "General Parameters" section.
>>
>>   
>>     
> I have that flag ticked. There are two distinct cases.
>
> 1. The phone makes an outgoing call (actually to voicemail on the remote
> SIP server). All RTP traffic goes direct from the remote host to the
> local phone bypassing opensbc. it is bidirectional.
>
> 2. I make an incoming call from the remote SIP server. The call is
> handled by opensbc and the local phone rings. When the phone is answered
> the SDP handshake managed by opensbc directs both the remote SIP server
> and the local phone to send packets to 0.0.31.64 - so no sound on the
> phone and no traffic through opensbc.
>
> It would appear that the note "Enable proxying media on all incoming
> call" on the "General Parameters" "Always Proxy Media" is literal - only
> incoming calls are proxied.
>
> It would also appear that there is a bug in the code setting up the RTP
> proxy. Possibly this is due to me running on fully routable addresses?
>
> Jeremy
>
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