Hi,
when someone use the IPC over internet with VPN, the signaling is going
directly to the CCM, but the media goes too to CCM? I dont wanna expend
to much BW in softphones, what can I do?.

Thnks




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I believe it signals to the CCM and the the RTP traffic is 'p2p'- like.  =

Which would use BW to the peer

I could be totally wrong

cisco80211
Chris Serafin
IT Security / cisco VoIP Engineer
chris@chrisserafin.com


don_miguel@chile.com wrote:
> Hi,
>   when someone use the IPC over internet with VPN, the signaling is going
> directly to the CCM, but the media goes too to CCM? I dont wanna expend
> to much BW in softphones, what can I do?.
>
> Thnks
>
>
>
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well, my doubt is because the user set up a VPN. So I don't know if the =

media it is routed directly to the media server, or goes first to the =

CCM site. :S


Chris Serafin escribi=F3:
> I believe it signals to the CCM and the the RTP traffic is 'p2p'- =

> like.  Which would use BW to the peer
>
> I could be totally wrong
>
> cisco80211
> Chris Serafin
> IT Security / cisco VoIP Engineer
> chris@chrisserafin.com
>
>
> don_miguel@chile.com wrote: 
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Depends on whether you allow split tunnel in your VPN.  If you don't allow =
split tunnel then all RTP voice bearer traffic between IP Phones will have =
to traverse the VPN tunnel.  =


If your PSTN connection is inside your network, then every call out the PST=
N will travel the VPN.

Avaya demoed phones running SSL back to a https server at VoiceCon in Orlan=
do.  Great idea (similar to running Outlook with Exchange RPC over https).

Voice-signaling is Phone to CCM
Voice-bearer is Phone-to-Phone or Phone-to-Gateway

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To: Chris Serafin
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Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] IP Communicator media issue

well, my doubt is because the user set up a VPN. So I don't know if the =

media it is routed directly to the media server, or goes first to the =

CCM site. :S


Chris Serafin escribi=F3:
> I believe it signals to the CCM and the the RTP traffic is 'p2p'- =

> like.  Which would use BW to the peer
>
> I could be totally wrong
>
> cisco80211
> Chris Serafin
> IT Security / cisco VoIP Engineer
> chris@chrisserafin.com
>
>
> don_miguel@chile.com wrote: 
[vbcol=seagreen] 
[vbcol=seagreen]
>
>

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