[Asterisk-Dev] TCP/IP Gigabit Ethernet accel. question
Wolfgang S. Rupprecht
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Sat Feb 12 22:22:09 MST 2005
jtodd at loligo.com (John Todd) writes:
> However, in light of the above discussions (and Kevin Fleming's
> similar comments) I'm less inclined to think that it's going to be a
> major benefit. Most of the benefit of these types of cards seems to
> come from their TCP offloading, and RTP's UDP structure would only
> benefit from checksum generation, which seems to be a minor (if
> negligible?) benefit.
RTP offloading seems like the right way to get low-delay. ;-)
Unfortunately every asterisk sip.conf example file one sees shows
"canreinvite=no". Many folks will never even know that there is a
better, direct connection method that takes the kernel out of the talk
path.
Sadly, even if ones own system is "reinvite clean", the voip-to-pstn
providers might not be. For example, I can't get gafachi to honor the
reinvite. They just drop the immediately after the reinvite goes out.
As a community we need to make folks aware of the benefits of
"reinvite" and get voip-to-pstn providers to test their systems a bit
better.
-wolfgang
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