11 Sep
2003
11 Sep
'03
1:17 a.m.
At 11:44 PM 9/10/2003, Steve Dolloff wrote:
I guess 1-800-555-1212 is a teleophne number behind a pstn gateway, right?
then you need first to desing a good numbering plan. e.g.:
if (uri==myself) {
if (uri="9[0-9]*@") {
# calls to IP users; voicemail is used; set up failure route here
...
} else { # if the number does not begin with 9, we route to PSTN
rewritehostport("gatyeway.somewhere.com:5060");
t_relay();
# we did not setup voicemail handling here
};
> I did
place this portion inside the myself check
>and it still tries to transfer to vm after the time expires.
I'm puzzled -- did not you want to transfer to
vm after the time
expires?
I will try to make this clearer. I am behind an ATA with a SIP proxy of
209.242.10.153. If I call someone else registered on my domain and they
are not available, I want to go to voice mail. If I call 1-800-555-1212
from my phone, I do not want my sip proxy to reroute the call to
voicemail after 10 seconds if no one answers(or ever for that matter). Right now if I dial 18005551212 from my handset, I see
the destination
as sip:18005551212@209.242.10.153 on the server which matches to myself
and ser tries to send it to voicemail.
If you want to call pstn, than set up a numbering plan, distinguish
this option in the plan from ip destinations, and grant it a different
handling (no failure_route).
Someone calling into the network is not a problem.
They will never hit
our server unless the destination is local.
I see -- that's actually a bug in SER. We only tested for remote
voicemail and never gave an intergrated version a try. It is now
fixed on CVS. Feel free to update from CVS, recompile and retry.
Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for reporting.
-Jiri
>This is the part that I really need help with!
When the call timer
>fails, the call goes to the route[1]. How do I get it into voice mail
>from that point?
See bellow, I think that should work.
This is what I had originally, and I get the following syslog.
Sep 10 16:36:36 voip2 ser: parse error (127,37-38): Command cannot be
used in the block
Sep 10 16:36:36 voip2 ser: ERROR: bad config file (1 errors)
Sep 10 16:36:36 voip2 ser: ser startup failed