[OpenSIPS-Users] T38 and changing media port for T38 SDP

[Julian Yap]

Holy shit (pardon my French and excitement), I just ran through the
install of MediaProxy on my development server and it all works!  All
my initial testing works.  IT JUST WORKS.

What a great piece of software!

I was initially put off by the difficult install of MediaProxy and all
the hype around RTPProxy being written in C but I can tell you I spent
a lot of time trying to get RTPProxy working...  And for a long time
it was working until I brought on my new T38 Fax server and stuff just
didn't work in any consistent and logical fashion.  I've been beating
my head against a wall for a week.

MediaProxy works, RTPProxy doesn't work.  Simple as that.

Thank you!

- Julian

On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 9:03 PM, Saúl Ibarra Corretgé
<saul at ag-projects.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> You mean 'Now all corner cases'?  So I would use engage_media_proxy()
>> and also need to implement the dialog module?
>>
>
> No, there are two ways of using mediaproxy:
>   - Using the dialog module triggered function engage_mediaproxy: the
> dialog module enables or disables MediaProxy by calling functions
> internally. You only need to call this function once for the original
> INVITE.
>   - Using the individual function use_media_proxy and
> end_media_session: you'll need to call then manually in your routing script.
>
>> Does MediaProxy require 2 servers.  One for OpenSIPS and one for the
>> relay?  Dispatcher can run on the same box as OpenSIPS?  Or can it all
>> go on 1 server.
>>
>
> MedisPRoxy consists of two components: the dispatcher and the relay. The
> dispatcher must be installer in the same box as OpenSIPS, but the relay
> can be installed on a separate server. You may install both components
> in the same server.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> --
> Saúl Ibarra Corretgé
> AG Projects