TLS has nothing to do with the SRTP/ZRTP. It only secures the signalling, media is secured separately. It's possible to secure either one without the other. You should *always* use TLS with SRTP though since the keys are sent in the SIP layer, but that's as far as it goes.
Thanks MC,
As far as my understanding, it means that FS enable SRTP only when
/sip_secure_media=true/ in the dialplan?
OR
Setting /transport=tls/ in the dialstring?
If i left both to false, and ZRTP to enabled, it should support ZRTP only?
right?
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