Real Time Communications
Light RTPENGINE PROXY (LREPROXY) FOR KAMAILIO
The lrerpxy module is a new module for Kamailio for relaying media session in kernel space linux.
The related paper of this module is accepted in 10th International Conference on Computer and Knowledge Engineering (ICCKE2020) October 29-30, 2020. (https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9303608)
Also the silde of my presentation is published in: https://www.slideshare.net/mespio/lreproxy-module-for-kamailio-presenation
The IP Multimedia Subsystem is an architectural
network for delivering IP multimedia services and data. The IMS
network has built on three layers which allows for the convergence
of different access networks. Each layer in IMS is consisting of
various elements and protocols that consequently process signaling
or media flow to specific application service. While the Call Session
Control Function (CSCF) is the main route decision of the IMS
network, the most significant of resources are used by routing and
delivering media flow in Transport data layer in IMS network.
With raising of request for service in IMS, the usage of resource
have been increased. The ingress and egress nodes in IMS network
are critical points and could potentially being bottleneck because
they have to transmit huge signaling and media packets from and
to IMS network. In this paper, we focused on Transport data layer
on Edge-Border IMS network to manage and optimize its
resources. We propose a new model of proxy that is called LREProxy.
We implement LREProxy as new module for Kamailio, Open Source SIP Server.
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