29 Jun
2006
29 Jun
'06
8:29 p.m.
Hi jiri,
I agree what you exposed here. But what do you think could be the best
aproach to this scenario? . There could be some missing BYE packets in a
production enviroment witch you'll potentially lost from billing.
What do u think?
Cheers,
2006/6/27, Jiri Kuthan <jiri(a)iptel.org>rg>:
Whereas I agree that's a possible solution I would not say it is a optimal
one.
Achieving CDR accuracy by the way of relaying RTP through your site does
not
appear to stand in good economic standing to me (which encompasses
bandwidth
conumption, QoS latency issues, extra complexity).
-jiir
At 14:30 27/06/2006, Adrian Georgescu wrote:
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There is no guarantee that a BYE will be received
from an end-point.
One possible solution is to use MediaProxy 1.7.2 in combination with
SER. It will correctly terminate calls that have no BYE, by updating
the radacct table AcctSessionTime column based on the last time RTP
was relayed.
Adrian
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Hi,
Use for logging:
if (method=="BYE" || method=="CANCEL") {
log(1, "SER: BYE");
setflag(1);
}
and record_route() to be sure that "BYE" wil visit your server.
Dani
On Mon, 26 Jun 2006 17:42:24 +0800
Ryan Pagquil <rpagquil at philonline.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> How can I be sure that all calls are terminated by a BYE message?
I
have some
instances that a BYE message is not logged by SER. Is there
a way to fix this? What could be the possible scenarios that causes
missing BYE's?
Thanks,
Ryan
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