For sake of completion, I wanted to add that for tcp traffic is a load
balancing distribution of connections over tcp receive workers -- the
worker with least number of assigned connection will take next one, a
connection being assigned to a worker when there is traffic on it.
Besides this, on
not sure if there is a point in doing that, at least for incoming
traffic since it already happens in kernel, unless you want to
do it in kernel.
jiri
On 3/7/13 2:25 PM, irma zujovic wrote:
Thank you for your answer.
So is there any way to produce some kind of algorithm for prioritization of S
On 3/5/13 2:36 PM, irma zujovic wrote:
Hello,
I am using FOKUS IMS Core open source platform, and trying to investigate
scheduling and queuing inside IMS. FOKUS IMS uses SER.
My question is : where inside SER configuration scripts, the *scheduling * and
*queueing *of SIP messages is done? I a
Hello,
I am using FOKUS IMS Core open source platform, and trying to investigate
scheduling and queuing inside IMS. FOKUS IMS uses SER.
My question is : where inside SER configuration scripts, the *scheduling *and
*queueing *of SIP messages is done? I am interested in a special function
or part o
