26 Apr
2024
26 Apr
'24
2:28 p.m.
26 Apr 2024 19:14:53 Social Boh via sr-users <sr-users(a)lists.kamailio.org>rg>:
Thank's all for your replies.
The problem is I can't find a pattern to do this. The Asterisk configuration is
multitenant using chan_sip Channel. The customers parking the calls using the transfer
sipphone button and pick up using BLF or calling the parking slot.
Each tenant have first 5 digits identifies him and then 3 digits more identifies each
endpoint.
You need to split out the 5 digit tenant string, set a variable and hash on that.
Have a look at the Transformations docs - like **{s.substr,offset,length}**
-Barry
I tried using hash from URI and other configurations
without success.
Regards
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I'm SoCIaL, MayBe
El 25/04/2024 a las 3:44 p. m., Barry Flanagan escribió:
-Barry Flanagan
On Thu, 25 Apr 2024, at 21:17, Social Boh via
sr-users wrote:
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I'm using Kamailio to balance SIP request between two Asterisk. I have a
problem with Parking calls using Asterisk Application. When a user
parking a call, some times can't pick up parked call because the call to
pick up the Call go to the other Asterisk.
I'm using the 1 algorithm "hash over from URI" without success.
This is an Asterisk limitation/frustration really. Queues, Parking and Conferences
need to run on the same server instance. So for a particular "tenant", for it to
work you need to ensure that all parking for this tenant is directed to the same server.
This also applies to any conference or queue.
If your individual endpoints can be recognised as being the same "tenant", try
hashing over that tenant string and they will all get directed to the same server.
If the above is not possible, but maybe the number being dialled is 1:1 with the server
(parking lot in your example) then you could hash over the $tU and achieve the same
result.
In a nutshell, you need to find some common way that you can identify calls that should
be grouped together, and then hash over that.
Hope this helps.
-Barry
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