Summary

RTP crosstalk is a situation, when a RTP endpoint (R_A) is wrongly sending RTP packets to another RTP endpoint (R_D), in which R_D is part of an active communication session (e.g., a RTP session between R_D and R_C). R_A was typically a used resource in another communication session (e.g., a RTP session between R_A and R_B). Such a failure situation may be caused by a couple of reasons. This Supplement describes potential failure scenarios in detail and provides possible solution proposals for each scenario.