[Asterisk-Users] Bandwdith usage

Me mylist at lightwavetech.com
Mon Oct 25 03:52:43 MST 2004


I also wanted to add to this:

If you have users behind NATs then the canreinvite=yes will essentially make 
the phone ring but when it's picked up the call will break up and the two 
parties can't talk. Just went through this in my setup, the only way to get 
the two sides to talk was to set canreinvite=no.

This may be because I had both the calling and called sip devices behind a 
NAT on each end of the call. It may work if only one end is behind a NAT???

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kevin Walsh" <kevin at cursor.biz>
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Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 5:30 AM
Subject: RE: [Asterisk-Users] Bandwdith usage


> Joseph Shi [joseph at linksoft.com.hk] wrote:
>> (Article auto-converted from unnecessary HTML to nice plain text.)
>>
>> Does anybody know if the voice actually gets routed through Asterisk for
>> calls between SIP devices?  I just wonder if calls between SIP devices
>> would take up any bandwidth or CPU at the Asterisk server.  Please
>> advise.
>>
> SIP devices will send re-invitations in an effort to find the most
> efficient route for the voice data, bypassing the server(s) etc.  In
> a lot of cases, the two endpoints will end up speaking to one another
> directly.
>
> You can set up Asterisk to keep itself in the loop (canreinvite = no),
> or it might want to remain in the loop regardless of your settings.
> For instance, Asterisk will want to remain in the loop if you're
> recording the call - for obvious reasons.
>
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