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Hi all, I've compiled the gatekeeper from source in the hope of adding some kind of dynamic bandwidth control. My question is, why 1280??? Is this a random number that sounded good??? Or is there some reason. Is there a unit to 1280? Also, am I correct to assume that if I do change this value, it won't really have an impact on the actual bandwidth PHYSICALLY allocated or used on the network??? It appears (and I could be wrong), that this "allocation" of 1280 is more for THEORETICAL control over the number of calls/bandwidth used. That is, you state the Total Bandwidth in the config file, every time you make a call it takes 1280 off the total, and when it runs out the gatekeeper denies a new call. So if I change this value, it will have an affect on the gatekeepers decision on whether to allow a new call, and it will change how much bandwidth is left, but it won't actually change the PHYSICAL bandwidth used. In other words, it's all relative... Am I right??? The whole reason I'm asking is because I want to set the values to something relevant. i.e. If codec is G.711, set the bandwidth to 87.2 Kbps, etc. So should I set the BW to 87200 for this case? Or convert it to bytes? Do I need to maintain a unit? eg Kbps.......I don't know. Any help??? Thanks heaps, Bec Join Lavalife for free. What are you waiting for? |
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