I have two machines both running dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6
I make a SIP call from the softphone on one machine to Jitsi on the
other machine
In the SDP offer from the caller, the "c=" line contains "IP6" and an
IPv6 address
In the SDP answer from Jitsi, the "c=" line contains "IP4" and an IPv4
address.
Jitsi then starts sending media to the caller using an IPv4-Mapped IPv6
source address [::ffff:192.168.1.128]
The caller could potentially send to Jitsi using one of its IPv4
addresses, but if the caller was a pure-IPv6 host then it wouldn't work.
Why doesn't Jitsi just use IPv6 in the SDP answer?
I need to investigate that. Can you please open an issue at Github (Jitsi project itself)?
Freundliche Grüsse,
Ingo Bauersachs
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Le 14.10.2015 à 21:13, Daniel Pocock <daniel@pocock.pro> a écrit :
I have two machines both running dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6
I make a SIP call from the softphone on one machine to Jitsi on the
other machine
In the SDP offer from the caller, the "c=" line contains "IP6" and an
IPv6 address
In the SDP answer from Jitsi, the "c=" line contains "IP4" and an IPv4
address.
Jitsi then starts sending media to the caller using an IPv4-Mapped IPv6
source address [::ffff:192.168.1.128]
The caller could potentially send to Jitsi using one of its IPv4
addresses, but if the caller was a pure-IPv6 host then it wouldn't work.
Why doesn't Jitsi just use IPv6 in the SDP answer?