From: Ефременко
Date: Tue Aug 02 2005 - 15:49:50 GMT-3
Hi Raj,
If you want capture all voice traffic you should understand that voice use some ports for actually voice traffic transmission and another port range for voice signaling traffic (for establishing and managing voice sessions).
You absolutely right that voice packets transmits via udp (rtp) and uses 16384 32767 port range.
But, port range for voice signaling depends on what actually signaling protocol you are uses. Most wide deployed signaling protocols are H.323, MGCP, SIP. Every of those protocols use different port range.
For example, H.323 uses tcp ports 1719 1720 (and may use another ports depends on implemented configuration); MGCP use tcp 2000 2002.
Also you can capture voice traffic using NBAR technology
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class-map match-all Voice
match protocol rtp audio
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