how was the rtp handled previosly? what is the default if i dont
include it in my config?David Winter Senior Network Engineer Planet-Telecom, Inc. Tampa FL (813)901-5182 Office (813)864-3162 Direct (813)817-4204 Mobile (813)881-9762 Fax ------------------------------------------ AIM: mobofool ICQ: 3563403 MSN: dwinter@xxxxxx Y!: vt_fool Zygmuntowicz Michal wrote: 200 means you have 200 threads handling 200 calls - this is not probably what you want. I'd suggest smaller value, like 50 or (at most) 100. Regarding RtpHandlerNumber - I don't know what values we should use, as it is a new option, but I would put here small values (as in contrast to CallSignalHandlerNumber), like 1-10. The reason is simple: CallSignalHandler usually has to insert/remove call records, perform authorization/accounting, so processing of a single message may take some time. In order to maximize message throughput, we increase number of threads handling signaling messages. RtpHandler only reads and forwards UDP packets, so it does not perform (almost) any processing. So it does not make any sense to have more than a few threads handling RTP packets. ----- Original Message ----- From: "david winter" <dwinter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 2:37 PM |
