Is it possible to create ipv6 <=> ipv4 media proxy from FreeSwitch? So i need to mangle SDP to replace ipv6 to ipv4 and vice-versa. (but i use fnacy things like BFCP,FECC(H.224),secondary video)
If aleg is on IPv4 and bleg is on IPv6 then FS will allow that and it'll handle putting the correct IPs in the SDPs itself. No extra work required. A sip profile for each class, and bridge between them in dialplan.
Further more I need to know that FreeSwitch can function as a real media proxy?
Yes, it does.
So can it PROXY as MEDIA like BFCP(TCP!), FECC and secondary video?
No support for BFCP. FECC isn't supported natively, but should work in proxy_media mode where FS doesn't need to know the codec, just forwards the RTP straight through. AFAIK, secondary video isn't supported. It might work in proxy_media but probably not... However, you might find you have a problem even with proxy_media...
m=application I've only ever seen FS handling m=audio and m=video streams. I don't know whether it would handle m=application ones.
-Steve 2011/2/23 MÉSZÁROS Mihály <misi@niif.hu>:
Hi,
Is it possible to create ipv6 <=> ipv4 media proxy from FreeSwitch? So i need to mangle SDP to replace ipv6 to ipv4 and vice-versa. (but i use fnacy things like BFCP,FECC(H.224),secondary video) Further more I need to know that FreeSwitch can function as a real media proxy? So can it PROXY as MEDIA like BFCP(TCP!), FECC and secondary video? Can i use more than one stream so more than 1 audio + 1 video stream in a sip call in proxy media mode? For example 1 audio + 2 video stream (people+presentation)
Example SDP piece for BFCP, and FECC(H.224):
m=application 49158 RTP/SAVP 100 a=rtpmap:100 H224/4800 a=crypto:1 AES_CM_128_HMAC_SHA1_80 inline:lv6Y5eO/RSDDOFNvbFmM0q9tfrt3/ZxXqPJx4Pj5|2^31 m=application 0 TCP/BFCP * a=floorctrl:c-s a=setup:actpass a=connection:new
Any help highly appreciated!
Thanks, Misi
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