There are also other options such as different codecs per profile (ip:port combination), overriding the defaults within dialplan using absolute_codec_string and modifiers such as late negotiation. The license is roughly speaking for an active call, so 5 calls = 5 licenses. However it's technically licensing an encoder and decoder. Calls using G729 on both legs might be able to run in passthrough mode and not need a license because they're avoiding transcoding; they leave the licensing to the user agents at either side. Using applications such as eavesdrop on those calls would need a license. A call between a G729 leg and non-G729 leg (eg G711) would use one license. On 8 January 2018 at 19:11, Michelle Konzack <linux4michelle@tamay-dogan.net
wrote:
Thanks Giovanni,
Am 2018-01-08 hackte Giovanni Maruzzelli in die Tasten:
On 6 January 2018 at 11:29, Michelle Konzack wrote:
Is it possibel, to use the G.729 Codec only for some defined users? This would mean, I need only arround a 15 user licence instead of 140.
Yes, it is possible.
You can define the codecs for each individual user.
You can edit /usr/local/freeswitch/conf/directory/default/*.xml and define different codecs for each one user.
Ahh, thats perfect.
Another related question:
Does the the license for 10US$ mean, per ACTIVE call or per user which can use it? The license say one incoming/outgoing call, but how is it handled if I need 5 or more concurency calls?
Thanks in avance
-- Michelle Konzack 00372-54541400
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