14 Jun
2009
14 Jun
'09
6:41 p.m.
Hi, Andreas....
I found some interesting informations about encapsulating and/or
translating/mapping QSIG into SIP messages.
The mapping can be found in:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/voice/sip/configuration/guide/tunneling…
While the encapsulation (called tunneling) commands are found in:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/voice/sip/configuration/guide/tunneling…
their You will find how to configure it for a hole GW, or just for an
interface.
Using that descriptions and info I could make it work configuring
"signaling forward rawmsg" in the "voice service voip".
But even so, I'll keep trying to solve this issue (multipart SDP) on
script side... I'll never have access to all GWs connected to my
SIP-Proxy... :(
Edson.
Edson - Lists escreveu:
Hi, Andreas...
Your sugestion is good, it's another path to be explored, even if I
prefer to have control on Kamailio side...
But so far I didn't find any command that could allow me to disable
QSIG messages to be send through SIP. If You have experience with
AS5350 and/or AS5400, could You please share the applicable commands?
Edson.
Andreas Sikkema escreveu:
On Jun 11, 2009, at 8:04 AM, Juha Heinanen
wrote:
Edson - Lists writes:
A quick glance at the first post in this thread suggests to me that
there's some sort of QSIG payload involved. Does the OP really need
that? If not, maybe there's a way to disable that on an AS5300? I
only have experience with ASS5350, AS5400 and none whatsoever with
QSIG but I'm sure that QSIG passthrough can be disabled on the SIP side.
Maybe, then, someone could point me to how to
disable multipart SDP on
Cisco AS5300 GWs.... I already dig it on Cisco and Google sites,
but so
far nothing founded...
instead of disabling multipart in cisco, may be you could use this
textops function hack that i wrote for the purpose: