6 Dec
2003
6 Dec
'03
3:10 a.m.
Thanks I figured it out and you where right. I was calling route(1) from
places above and with the rewrite in the route(1) the host was getting
rewrite in instances it should have been.....
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nils Ohlmeier" <nils(a)iptel.org>
To: "Glenn Dalgliesh" <ser(a)techhat.com>om>; <serusers(a)lists.iptel.org>
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 3:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Serusers] simply moving rewritehostport location we get 481 on
disconnect
On Friday 05 December 2003 20:56, Glenn Dalgliesh wrote:
Below are 2 example sections of ser.cfg and the only
difference it moving
the rewritehostport from route[0] default to route[1]. This seems to cause
issues with the BYE messages. When I have it in route[1] the call doesn't
hang-up correctly and I see the 481 when looking at ngrep. From what I can
make out from the docs both should be valid methods of sending call to the
PSTN. Please help me understand the fault in my logic. The reason I am
trying to track this issue down it that in my more complex configs with
all
of the possibilities it would be nice to be able to
include certain
function in route sub routines.
Thanks
See Capture1 below for ngrep port 5060 capture of config in example 1
See Capture2 below for ngrep port 5060 capture of config in example 2
From the network dumps i guess the more interesting
part of your config is
above uri==myself statement. Because the BYE from your
gateway contains a
Route HF which is considered in case 1, but seems to be ignored in case 2
(llok at the different request URI's and destination IP/ports).
BTW you first receive a 482 and not 481, which is correct because in case 2
you send the BYE back to where it comes from. This is a clear sign for a
faulty config :-)
Regards
Nils