08-27-2016 09:42 PM - edited 03-19-2019 11:31 AM
I am learning https://tools.ietf.org/pdf/rfc2327.pdf, and it has the definition of bandwidth (screenshot as below)
Here is a piece SDP log I captured from my test lab.
s=-
i=XYZ
c=IN IP4 hide it
b=TIAS:3756000
t=0 0
a=ice-lite
I have two question regarding bandwidth line.
1. From log, it has b=TIAS:3756000, in rfc2327, it instructs two modifiers: CT and AS, does not mention TIAS, so, what does TIAS exactly mean?
2. From log, the bandwidth value is 3756000, from rfc,
Appreciate your review and feedback.
Thanks/Fine
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08-27-2016 10:02 PM
Answers Inline
1. From log, it has b=TIAS:3756000, in rfc2327, it instructs two modifiers: CT and AS, does not mention TIAS, so, what does TIAS exactly mean?
[MK]:Refer following RFC https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3890
2. From log, the bandwidth value is 3756000, from rfc, bandwidth value is in kilobits per second, so, from this log, the value is: 3756000 kb/s, around 3756Mb/s and 3.756Gb/s, to me the value is huge, is it a reasonable value? or something, I misunderstood here.
[MK]:Ideally value for G711 call is 64000bytes=64kbps, In your case 3756000bytes=3.756mbps
HTH,
Regards,
Mohammed Noor
08-27-2016 10:02 PM
Answers Inline
1. From log, it has b=TIAS:3756000, in rfc2327, it instructs two modifiers: CT and AS, does not mention TIAS, so, what does TIAS exactly mean?
[MK]:Refer following RFC https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3890
2. From log, the bandwidth value is 3756000, from rfc, bandwidth value is in kilobits per second, so, from this log, the value is: 3756000 kb/s, around 3756Mb/s and 3.756Gb/s, to me the value is huge, is it a reasonable value? or something, I misunderstood here.
[MK]:Ideally value for G711 call is 64000bytes=64kbps, In your case 3756000bytes=3.756mbps
HTH,
Regards,
Mohammed Noor
08-28-2016 03:31 AM
Mohammed,
Appreciate your quick response. It helps me a lot.
Regards,
Fine
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