asterisk users - Dec 2004 - IAX media

Hi ALL;

In IAX protocol, both rtp and signaling are handled on the same port, so the
Asterisk is always in the path of rtp traffic.
Am I right?

If yes, is there anyway to set Asterisk just as signal proxy ?


Regards
Mohammad
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Anyone have a example of how to setup RDNIS in *? To date we have been giving
each voicemail user a individual DNIS but would like to consolidate all the
numbers into one and just use RDNIS to route the call.



Thanks,


Gary
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> In IAX protocol, both rtp and signaling are handled on the same port, 
> so the Asterisk is always in the path of rtp traffic.
> Am I right?
> ?
> If yes, is there anyway to set Asterisk just as signal proxy ?
IAX doesn't use RTP

Hi;



In IAX, because both signaling and rtp ports are uniqe, so Asterisk is always 
in rtp path. Am I right???/

If yes, is there anyway to bypass Asterisk from rtp traffic?


Regards
Mohammad
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mohammad wrote:
> In IAX, because both signaling and rtp ports are uniqe, so Asterisk is
always  in rtp path. Am I right???/
IAX and IAX2 use the same port for signaling and audio.  IAX and IAX2 do 
NOT use RTP.