How to bridge IP4 to IP4 about rtpengine HOT 4 CLOSED

It's very similar to the old EI/IE flags, in fact you can directly translate those into the spelled-out options "internal" and "external". Run the rtpengine daemon with arguments -i internal/1.2.3.4 -i external/4.5.6.7 and you should be good to go.

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Thanks, i re-read the documentation and realised that, and now have that running :)
Im now trying to work out how to get this running in kamailio, i see that there is a rtpengine module in the current devel kamailio, i assume that this wont work with the 4.1 release of kamailio?
as the new flags format is a massive improvement and would much rather use that than rtpproxy-ng module's flags format.
From my experiments this morning it seems that unless i revert to the original rtpproxy module i cant get the i & e flags to behave as expected...

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In 4.1 you have the module rtpproxy-ng, which features the same flags as rtpproxy (including E and I). This should work as well.

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I think I found my problem…

Im running rtpengine from the init.d script, so I just duplicated the RTP_IP line in sysconfig/rtpengine and set the interfaces accordingly, I decided to echo out the arguments being passed by the init script and only a single interface was being passed, manually setting the interfaces in the script like so:

#if [[ -n "$RTP_IP" ]]
#then
    #OPTS+=" --interface=$RTP_IP"
    OPTS+=" --interface=external/172.16.51.70!123.123.123.123"
    OPTS+=" --interface=internal/172.16.52.70"

#fi

Seems to be doing what I need, really should learn to RTFM sorry

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