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.

-Steve



On 6 March 2013 06:00, mehroz <mehroz.ashraf85@gmail.com> wrote:
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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