Understanding BW test in verto protocol
Hello, we are developing an open source, distributed, scalable media processing framework (using excellent Freeswitch as the media core) and we are implementing a Verto protocol proxy as part of it. We have some doubts related to the bandwidth test implemented in 1.6.5. Please tell me if I am correct: 1. First, the client sends "#SPU (number1)" where number1 is the amount of bytes it is going to send next with "#SPB" messages (262.144 in my case). 2. Then it finishes with a "#SPE" message. 3. The server answers then with a #SPU (number2), and seems to send 10x bytes (2.621.440 in my case) What does number2 mean? 4. Then, the server finishes with a "#SPD (number3)". Again, what does number3 mean? More questions would be: - Is it possible to put several (many) of concurrent 'invites' over the same verto connection or you really need to open a new connection for each call? Would it be efficient? - Is it possible to 'insert' a channel into Freeswitch without using any endpoint? (Verto or SIP) I mean, an API for sending an SDP and destination number (over the event socket connection for example) and getting a reply SDP from Freeswitch? Thank you very much in advance, Carlos Gonzalez.
On Thu, Dec 17, 2015 at 11:21 AM, Carlos González Florido < carlosj.gf@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
we are developing an open source, distributed, scalable media processing framework (using excellent Freeswitch as the media core) and we are implementing a Verto protocol proxy as part of it.
We have some doubts related to the bandwidth test implemented in 1.6.5. Please tell me if I am correct:
1. First, the client sends "#SPU (number1)" where number1 is the amount of bytes it is going to send next with "#SPB" messages (262.144 in my case). 2. Then it finishes with a "#SPE" message. 3. The server answers then with a #SPU (number2), and seems to send 10x bytes (2.621.440 in my case) What does number2 mean?
The duration it took to receive those bytes.
4. Then, the server finishes with a "#SPD (number3)". Again, what does number3 mean?
The duration it took to send its bytes back.
More questions would be: - Is it possible to put several (many) of concurrent 'invites' over the same verto connection or you really need to open a new connection for each call? Would it be efficient? - Is it possible to 'insert' a channel into Freeswitch without using any endpoint? (Verto or SIP) I mean, an API for sending an SDP and destination number (over the event socket connection for example) and getting a reply SDP from Freeswitch?
We have plans for the next stage of evolution for all of this. So you may want to participate rather than trying to do your own thing.
Thank you very much in advance,
Carlos Gonzalez.
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Anthony Minessale
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Carlos González Florido