[SIPForum-techwg] RTCP What?

Cullen Jennings fluffy at cisco.com
Thu Feb 12 16:24:37 EST 2009


You right Roni - I was confused.

I'd propose the spec say that SP that want to monitor media quality  
need to deploy and Acme^H^H^H^H media relay box. This of course begs  
the question of what do they plan to do about anonymous calls from one  
SMB to another SMB. Are they going to hide the IP of the SMB? If they  
are, the only practical to deploy way I am aware of is a media relay.


On Feb 12, 2009, at 5:51 AM, Roni Even wrote:

>
> I can agree that RTCP XR may be a bit overkill it may be needed if  
> call
> quality measurement is required. I am still wondering how the SP can  
> get the
> call statistics without draft-ietf-sipping-rtcp-summary or a similar
> solution (SNMP?). Even if RTCP is not carried at all and each Media  
> endpoint
> gathers the call statistics there still need to be a way to send it  
> to the
> SP if it needs it (for quality monitoring if it has some SLA). My  
> reading of
> the document is that the media goes end to end, not even through the  
> SIP PBX
> so there is no central entity that see all media traffic.
>
> BTW: Is the media going in the clear, I did not see any required  
> support for
> media encryption (SRTP).
>
> Roni Even
>
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>
> The idea of generating RTCP XR leaves me going, Why?  The SP can get
> the stats without this. I'm not getting the value in this and I think
> it will seriously hamper many people being compliant with this. Face
> it, some vendors do not support RTCP much less report stats on it.
> People have been trying to change that for 10 year and customers don't
> seem to want RTCP.
>
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