Experience with FreeSWITCH & Turnserver.org ?
Currently I made this kind of setup. Everything, including pjsip based client implementation, is as you described. I use FS in bypass_media mode in order to be able to utilize all NAT traversing capabilities possible while using pjsip with reTurnServer. So far so good for me. But still, I have very limited traffic for now. Best regards, RobertT.
We can't use any of the stuff in pjsip, He has some really nice nat traversal libs but they aren't license compatible. /b On Mar 29, 2010, at 1:19 PM, RobertT wrote:
Currently I made this kind of setup. Everything, including pjsip based client implementation, is as you described. I use FS in bypass_media mode in order to be able to utilize all NAT traversing capabilities possible while using pjsip with reTurnServer. So far so good for me. But still, I have very limited traffic for now.
Best regards, RobertT.
Did you implemented this because of NAT problem with PJSIP along with FreeSWITCH? With the FS dialplan you can still have the sip_nat_detected variable that let you set dynamically bypass_media or proxy_media depending on the NAT status of the peer. That in theory is a dynamic method, much more simpler, yet in theory effective like ICE/TURN/STUN . So my question is, do you had some specific issue with PJSIP along with FreeSWITCH to decide to introduce a Turn server along with FS? Fabio On 29/03/10 20.19, RobertT wrote:
Currently I made this kind of setup. Everything, including pjsip based client implementation, is as you described. I use FS in bypass_media mode in order to be able to utilize all NAT traversing capabilities possible while using pjsip with reTurnServer. So far so good for me. But still, I have very limited traffic for now. Best regards, RobertT.
If only PJNATH was licensed compatible. /b On Mar 29, 2010, at 3:38 PM, Fabio Pietrosanti (naif) wrote:
Did you implemented this because of NAT problem with PJSIP along with FreeSWITCH?
With the FS dialplan you can still have the sip_nat_detected variable that let you set dynamically bypass_media or proxy_media depending on the NAT status of the peer. That in theory is a dynamic method, much more simpler, yet in theory effective like ICE/TURN/STUN .
So my question is, do you had some specific issue with PJSIP along with FreeSWITCH to decide to introduce a Turn server along with FS?
Fabio
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Brian West
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Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)
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RobertT