message lengths for h.225 & h.245 ?

[Paul E. Jones]

Shubha,

I'm not sure if I understand your question or not, but are curious about how
messages are delimited?  If that's the case, you can refer to RFC-1006.  The
delimiter is a 4 byte header on the packets referred to as the TPKT header.

Messages are restricted in size to about 64K, since the message length is
given in the last two bytes of the TPKT header.

Does this answer your question or did I completely misunderstand your
question?

Best Regards,
Paul

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From: "Shubha Ramani" <shubha at XYBRIDGE.COM>
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Subject: message lengths for h.225 & h.245 ?


> How are application level message lengths handled for H.225 and H.245
> messages ? Is there something within the protocol definition that gives
> guidelines as to how message lengths are computed ? Where in the standards
> is this procedure described ?
>
>
> Please help !
>
> Shubha
>
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