catejust Posted July 31, 2012 Report Share Posted July 31, 2012 Hello! I couldn't find any documentation for any of the following parameters found in pbx.xml and was curious exactly what they control / why they are there? <trunk_reinvite>false</trunk_reinvite> Trunk reinvite -- Is this whether trunks will accept reinvites? <allow_pass_through>true</allow_pass_through> Allow Passthrough -- I know that allowing passthrough just means that the PBX is proxying RTP.. Would disabling this force peer-to-peer invites to be sent out? <save_registration>false</save_registration> Save registration -- Will this remember a registration and prevent 410 Gone responses when an endpoint tries to re-register with the same sequence number? <jitter_advance>true</jitter_advance> Jitter advance -- Is this a jitter buffer? Can it be adjusted at all? Thank You! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vodia PBX Posted August 1, 2012 Report Share Posted August 1, 2012 <trunk_reinvite>false</trunk_reinvite> Trunk reinvite -- Is this whether trunks will accept reinvites? In the case of an attended transfer codecs might have to be re-negotiated. Usually the PBX does not send Re-INVITE on trunks (interop hassle with the thousand different SIP interpretations out there), this internal hidden flag may tell the PBX to do so and avoid transcoding. <allow_pass_through>true</allow_pass_through> Allow Passthrough -- I know that allowing passthrough just means that the PBX is proxying RTP.. Would disabling this force peer-to-peer invites to be sent out? Another internal flag that hopefully is never needed. It disables media flow-though the PBX and instead forces always transcoding. <save_registration>false</save_registration> Save registration -- Will this remember a registration and prevent 410 Gone responses when an endpoint tries to re-register with the same sequence number? This flag is more for debugging, so that we dont have to wait in the lab for re-regstration when restarting the PBX process. Works only on UDP, obviously. <jitter_advance>true</jitter_advance> Jitter advance -- Is this a jitter buffer? Can it be adjusted at all? Thats obsolete. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
catejust Posted August 1, 2012 Author Report Share Posted August 1, 2012 Thank You! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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