lariny guy wrote:
Hi, Openser is a transactionnal server and the transactions are independantes. I would ask you some questions about that: 1 - Can two transactions of the same dialog be handled with two independantes opensers, an example of that is one openser deal the session establishement (INVITE/Trying/Ringing/200OK/ACK)and the other openser close the session with BYE/200OK/ACK.
Yes (there is no ACK in BYE transaction)
- Is there any impact for the dialog and for other modules,like the ACC wich has to determine the RTP session duration.
ACC is no problem: proxy1 writes the start record, proxy2 writes the stop record.
Regarding rtpproxy/mediaproxy you should make sure that both proxies use the same mediaproxy. If there are multiple RTP proxies maybe the SIP proxies should all use the same proxydispatcher. Or you just leave the session open on the RTP proxy and set short timeouts in the RTP proxy.
2- When the server crash at RINGING, i redirect the other following messages(200OK/ACK) to another server. I think that i have lose the atomicity of the transaction. Is there any impact of that especially for the ACC module
Yes. Probably you wont have a start record as ACC module uses tm callbacks - but there wont be a tm callback at proxy2 as there is no transaction at proxy2. Proxy2 will just forward the 200Ok reply statelessly. But you could workaround by manually forcing an ACC record from openser.cfg.
3 - Why the other modules, like ACC, use the TM module
e.g. ACC registers a callback for finished transactions at the tM module. If a transaction is finished (e.g. 200 Ok or 404 received), the TM module calls the callback function from ACC module, which generates the accounting record.
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