20 Oct
2006
20 Oct
'06
2 p.m.
I use OpenSER quite successfully as a forwarder for Asterisk. That is,
OpenSER checks the URI, if it is a [number@DOMAIN] it forwards the
transaction onto our Asterisk PBX, if its a [name@DOMAIN] it processes
the transaction. To forward to call on Asterisk to the old PSTN
network, simple use a Digium TDM400 board.
....chris
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
On 10/19/06 11:15, Antoine Fressancourt wrote:
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Christopher L Robson
Senior Computer Scientist
Naval Research Laboratory
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Washington, D.C. 20375
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Hello,
I plan to set up a dialplan where an invite is generated to an
application server when a user agent emits a given DTMF, sent to
OpenSER as a SIP INFO message. This way, I want to do 3rd party call
control.
To begin, I have a rather simple question : how to generate an INVITE
message from OpenSER's dialplan? Is there a particular module? Should
I use a dedicated application server acting as a B2BUA receiving the
INFO messages and generating the INVITEs in return ?
openser does not act as an
end point, it cannot answer a call. For
that you need a b2bua like asterisk. Openser can stay in the middle of
the calls, acting as router and proxy.
Cheers,
Daniel
Thank you in advance for your help,
Antoine
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