[Asterisk-Users] Sip bandwidth usage

Paulo Mannheimer paulohm at instant.com.br
Thu Oct 30 09:12:26 MST 2003


This is exactly what I did. 

I used Xten's GSM driver to call a Zap extension. Readings where 100
Kbits/s. Using uLAW returned 80 Kbits/s !!!

I also downloaded Xten pro to test their g729 codec, readings were even
worse.

That's why I'm so intrigued.

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Paulo Mannheimer wrote:

>That's weird. I've done some testing both with GS and Xten products, 
>and my iptraf readings show much more than your numbers.
>
It depends on how you did your tests..

If you ran iptraf an PC1 and made a call from PC2(X-Lite) to GS and your

sip.conf entry for either have canreinvite=no then you will get double 
the traffic..

Best bet is to run iptraf on the Asterisk box and then make a call from 
the phone to Asterisk (eg to voicemail, echo test, the pstn or a Zap 
channel) so that the IP traffic is only one client making a call to 
Asterisk using the selected codec.. That should give you the best
reading..

Later..

>Paulo Mannheimer wrote:
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>>Hi All-
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>>I'm working on a project that will have remote (internet)access to an 
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>>server through SIP phones, either soft or hard ones.
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>>Does anyone have any experience to share about which SIP product they
>>are using under similar conditions, as well as which codec is being 
>>used and bandwidth usage?
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>>TIA!
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>>PauloHM
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>Depends on the phone.. If you are using a Grand Stream then the best 
>you
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>will get is G.711 (+- 85Kb/s including overheads)..
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>If you are using Snom's or X-Lite/X-Pro you have the option to use the
>GSM (+- 34Kb/s including overheads) codec..
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>X-Lite/X-Pro also support iLBC (+- 28Kb/s including overheads) although
>it does not currently work with Asterisk, and GrandStream have said
they
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>are going to support it as well soon..
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>All the phones have support for G.729 (+- 22Kb/s) either as standard or
>by buying a sepertate licence.. Including Asterisk..
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>Hope that helps..
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