You can use the StreamMode property in the LocalControl Descriptor of H.248 messages to change the mode of Realtime Transport Protocol (RTP) gates without affecting the mode of Real-Time Control Protocol (RTCP) gates. That is, you can put RTP gates in drop mode while leaving RTCP gates in forward mode.
To view whether RTP and RTCP gates are in drop mode or forward mode, use the show services pgcp flows command. The following example shows a gate in which the RTP stream is in drop mode, and the RTCP stream is in forward mode.
user@host>show services pgcp flows
Gate id: 4295033089
UDP 20.50.170.110:0 -> 20.50.170.2:1024 Drop I 0
NAT source 20.50.170.110:0 -> 10.50.170.1:1024
NAT dest 20.50.170.2:1024 -> 10.50.170.110:20000
Gate id: 4295033089
UDP 20.50.170.110:0 -> 20.50.170.2:1025 Forward I 0
NAT source 20.50.170.110:0 -> 10.50.170.1:1025
NAT dest 20.50.170.2:1025 -> 10.50.170.110:20001