Keep doing what you are doing with OpenSIPS. Add FreeSWITCH for things it's good at: - SBC functionality - Hosted voice apps (like conferencing) FreeSWITCH is good at those other things too but the SERs are still king of scale. On Fri, Aug 26, 2011 at 10:08 AM, Chris Martineau <chris@ghosttelecom.com> wrote:
Hi,
I am new to freeswitch and wish to bolt it into our existing network to provide conferencing services.
Currently we just use an opensips/rtpproxy configuration for simple proxy switching.
However looking at the features of freeswitch it seems to me that I could replace my entire setup with just the freeswitch platform. Would that be a fair comment?
If so then there a number of things that I am struggling to find clearly defined in the documentation.
1. Currently our rtp proxy scenario issues a port to come back on but waits for incoming rtp packets to determine the exact port to return rtp on when the caller is behind a nat. Does freeswitch do this, does it need to be configured to work that way? Freeswitch would be on a public address.
2. Currently opensips stores all user info in a mysql database and with 500000+ users is easy to manipulate. How do you deal with such a large user database in a pure xml environment such as freeswitch?
Many thanks for any help you can offer.
Regards
Chris
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