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Hello Daniel<BR>
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i had the call rate for some minutes actually.<BR>
maybe 4-5min and all the time the behaviour was like that. it's true that in that kamailio there wa no any other traffic, only those test calls i set with a sipp to simulate the load<BR>
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best regards<BR>
david<BR>
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Hello,
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for how long you got this 20req/second?
The module is not counting like continuous time, but more like traffic
on each second, iirc.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 23/05/16 11:24, david escartin wrote:
><I> Hello all</I>
>
><I> i have a quick question about using module ratelimit on kamailio 4.2</I>
><I> or 4.4.</I>
><I> on tests made before running it on production, i set the RED</I>
><I> algorithm with a limit of 10 calls per second, but i saw the call</I>
><I> limitation was not done until we got more than 20 calls per second or</I>
><I> so on the queue. we didnt get any INVITE discarded.</I>
><I> after surpassing around 20 INV/sec, it's true the algorithm starts to</I>
><I> work fine and only 10INV/sec are passed more or less</I>
>
><I> on production i have no easy way to check this behaviour, besides it's</I>
><I> a feature barely used.</I>
>
><I> so i only want to know if this behaviour is known, or if i'm missing</I>
><I> soemthing</I>
>
><I> my config is like this</I>
>
><I> modparam("ratelimit", "timer_interval", 5)</I>
><I> modparam("ratelimit", "queue", "4:INVITE")</I>
><I> modparam("ratelimit", "pipe", "4:RED:10")</I>
>
><I> route[RATE_LIMIT] {</I>
><I> $var(limitation)="4";</I>
><I> if (!rl_check("$var(limitation)")) {</I>
><I> send_reply("505","Limiting");</I>
><I> xlog("L_INFO","Call $ci / Call-ID $ci: ratelimit was reached,</I>
><I> rejecting with 505\n");</I>
><I> route(CLEAR);</I>
><I> exit;</I>
><I> } </I>
><I> }</I>
>
>
><I> thanks a lot and regards</I>
><I> david escartin</I>
>
>
>
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