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On Thu, 3 Apr 2008, pierrick grasland wrote:
1) IMHO, we don't have to allow persistence for more than a call .
I'm hoping to detect a call Id, set a timer for this call Id,
corresponding to persistence. But a phone call as a very variable
time, from short call (less than 30s) to long call (more than 15
minutes, and my stats are only based on my bills ^^).
does the call id get refreshed during the call, ie is it
sent with every packet, ie can you update the timer? If not
and it's only sent on the invite and bye, then you don't
know if the call has gone away without a bye and you'll need
a long timeout.
Then, we don't have SIP messages exchanged during the length of the
communication, which use RTP. But, we must transfer the BYE in order
to close the call.
what if you loose the BYE packet?
I think we have several options here :
- hash (seems practical, but I don't know how it's react in case of
addition / deletion of server)
- timers
- parsing sip headers in order to detect call terminaison, which seems
totally impractical with a DR setup (we don't see all messages
exchange from the 2 clients)
LVS-DR is doable as the IP layer has fixed timeouts. If the
information you need to terminate a call isn't available in
LVS-DR, then maybe SIP will be limited to LVS-NAT.
Alternately you could start with LVS-NAT and leave LVS-DR
to be figured out later.
Joe
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