Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your answer. My question was more related to why kamailio opens
those extra sockets also when it's not sending any data. Is that the normal
behavior?
You are right, i will read netstat's manual for how long and why keeps
those sockets opened.
Thanks again!
Diego
El vie, 2
Hello,
I am not sure what ESTABLISHED is meant by netstat for UDP sockets,
because there is no connection defined for UDP (datagram socket is kind
of shoot and forget) -- maybe it track that there was some traffic and
remembers that for a while. Perhaps reading the manual of netstat will
help to u
Hi list,
Any help on this?
Cheers.
Diego.
2017-01-25 16:29 GMT-03:00 Diego Nadares :
> Hi Guys,
>
> We have two network interfaces. One public and one private. We had enabled
> mhomed and works great BUT if we do a netstat -naup | grep 5060 we see that
> some sockets keeps opened also when t
Hi Guys,
We have two network interfaces. One public and one private. We had enabled
mhomed and works great BUT if we do a netstat -naup | grep 5060 we see that
some sockets keeps opened also when the call is finished. The source port
in netstat it's not 5060 so I suppose that kamailio use another
