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Quick question for the VoIP gurus in here, if anyone can help with this I will be massively impressed!
I've configured a PBX to send out RTCP to my Linux server which is running VoIPMonitor (opensource) on UDP port 5005 writing to a MySQL database, see: http://www.voipmonitor.org/
I thought this would be simple and it would just work (first mistake as always) but it doesn't, it drops the packets:
Nov 26 19:31:23 frey01 voipmonitor: Skipping udp packet xx.xx.xx.xx:5005->my.linux.server.ip:5005
Annoyingly it is dropping ALL packets, so I installed Net::RTP Perl module and wrote a cheap script to analyse the payload type which turns out to be type 72 (reserved, according to IANA http://www.freesoft.org/CIE/RFC/1890/29.htm), so I guess thats why??
Does anyone know of a way to receive RTCP packets (port udp 5005) and either break them down into ASCII readable format or dump them into MySQL (like what VOIPMONITOR promised to do) without me having to write my own Perl script?
Otherwise in the meantime I'm going to grab a beer and try and figure out wtf is going on with VoIPMonitor for a while and then possibly resort to Black Ops or BC2.
Cheers
Quick question for the VoIP gurus in here, if anyone can help with this I will be massively impressed!
I've configured a PBX to send out RTCP to my Linux server which is running VoIPMonitor (opensource) on UDP port 5005 writing to a MySQL database, see: http://www.voipmonitor.org/
I thought this would be simple and it would just work (first mistake as always) but it doesn't, it drops the packets:
Nov 26 19:31:23 frey01 voipmonitor: Skipping udp packet xx.xx.xx.xx:5005->my.linux.server.ip:5005
Annoyingly it is dropping ALL packets, so I installed Net::RTP Perl module and wrote a cheap script to analyse the payload type which turns out to be type 72 (reserved, according to IANA http://www.freesoft.org/CIE/RFC/1890/29.htm), so I guess thats why??
Does anyone know of a way to receive RTCP packets (port udp 5005) and either break them down into ASCII readable format or dump them into MySQL (like what VOIPMONITOR promised to do) without me having to write my own Perl script?
Otherwise in the meantime I'm going to grab a beer and try and figure out wtf is going on with VoIPMonitor for a while and then possibly resort to Black Ops or BC2.
Cheers