\nNetwork Internals\n<\/p>\n
case MGCP_REQUEST: <\/code><\/p>\n \nActions to be taken for MGCP commands. Network Internals switch (mi->mgcp_type) { case MGCP_REQUEST: if(mi->is_duplicate){ \/* Duplicate is ignored *\/ ms->req_dup_num++; } else { ms->open_req_num++; } break; Actions to be taken for MGCP commands. If “mi->is_duplicate” is a non-zero value, then the packet is ignored, otherwise a ty- pical value is incremented to count of a newer request. Above Explanation May Not … <\/p>\n
\n switch (mi->mgcp_type) {<\/p>\n
\n if(mi->is_duplicate){
\n \/* Duplicate is ignored *\/
\n ms->req_dup_num++;
\n }
\n else {
\n ms->open_req_num++;
\n }
\n break;<\/p>\n
\nIf “mi->is_duplicate” is a non-zero value,
\nthen the packet is ignored, otherwise a ty-
\npical value is incremented to count of a
\nnewer request.
\nAbove Explanation May Not Be Accurate.
\nGNU Free Documentation License.
\nThe Media Gateway Control Protocol is an
\narchitecture for controlling media gateways
\non Internet Protocol (IP) networks and the p-
\nublic switched telephone network (PSTN).
\nA Media gateway is a translation device or
\nservice that converts digital media streams
\nbetween disparate telecommunications net-
\nworks such as PSTN, SS7, Next Generation
\nNetworks (2G, 2.5G and 3G radio access ne-
\ntworks) or PBX.
\nReference\/Source :
\nhttp:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Media_Gateway_Control_Protocol
\nhttp:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Media_gateway<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"