hi klaus, Thanx for your response. I have hard phones connected to Audio codes 4-port gateway. The gateway is configured to send the calls to openser for processing. suppose there are three users connected to it. user1 calls user2. The call goes through. Now user 2 presses flash and tries to call user3, but both the phone gets disconnected.
I did an ngrep and what i noticed was this: When user2 tries to transfer the call to user 3, the "INVITE" goes from user2 to user1 again and the call gets disconnected due to request timeout. I am not able to see any REFER method in the ngrep.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanx again. Jayesh
Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at wrote: Yes, REFER method is for call transfer. Which clients do you use? Does the call orginate also from a SIP phone or from a gateway? What exactly is the problem? Do you see the REFER request? Including an "ngrep port 5060" would be useful.
klaus
Jayesh Nambiar wrote:
hi everyone,
I was just trying to transfer the call to another user. All users are registered at the same openser server. Now when I receive a call, is it not possible to transfer the call to another IP user. I thought REFER mehtod does this, but i think I am wrong. Is this possible, can somebody pls clear my understanding regarding this concept.
thanks in advance!! jayesh
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Hello List,
I am trying to install serweb and openser but having some small problem.
When i login to the user interface i get "DB Error:no such table"
Also the user confirm his registration it says table not found. Am I missing something here ?
When i use the Ser database everything work fine.
Thanks, Hemant
Just copy the missing tables from the ser DB to the openser DB. openser works with serweb, but the table definitions are not maintained. You have to create it yourself.
klaus
hemant kumar wrote:
Hello List,
I am trying to install serweb and openser but having some small problem.
When i login to the user interface i get "DB Error:no such table"
Also the user confirm his registration it says table not found. Am I missing something here ?
When i use the Ser database everything work fine.
Thanks, Hemant
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Probably you have problems with relaying of in-dialog requests. Many phones send a reINVITE just before the call transfer, to put the original participant "on hold".
Do you have a
if (loose_route()) { t_relay(); }
block in your openser.cfg?
klaus
Jayesh Nambiar wrote:
hi klaus, Thanx for your response. I have hard phones connected to Audio codes 4-port gateway. The gateway is configured to send the calls to openser for processing. suppose there are three users connected to it. user1 calls user2. The call goes through. Now user 2 presses flash and tries to call user3, but both the phone gets disconnected.
I did an ngrep and what i noticed was this: When user2 tries to transfer the call to user 3, the "INVITE" goes from user2 to user1 again and the call gets disconnected due to request timeout. I am not able to see any REFER method in the ngrep.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanx again. Jayesh
*/Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at/* wrote:
Yes, REFER method is for call transfer. Which clients do you use? Does the call orginate also from a SIP phone or from a gateway? What exactly is the problem? Do you see the REFER request? Including an "ngrep port 5060" would be useful. klaus Jayesh Nambiar wrote: > hi everyone, > > I was just trying to transfer the call to another user. All users are > registered at the same openser server. Now when I receive a call, is it > not possible to transfer the call to another IP user. > I thought REFER mehtod does this, but i think I am wrong. Is this > possible, can somebody pls clear my understanding regarding this concept. > > thanks in advance!! > jayesh > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Enjoy this Diwali with Y! India Click here > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Users mailing list > Users@openser.org > http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users
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hi klaus, I have the loose route block in my cfg file. I handle both the nated clients as well as non-nated clients in the loose route section properly. Actually the problem is I suppose with the audio codes gateway that I use. When I tried to transfer using an x-ten softphone the call was transferred sucessfully. If anybody has some idea about what setting must be done, kindly share it with me. thanks a lot for your response. jayesh
Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at wrote: Probably you have problems with relaying of in-dialog requests. Many phones send a reINVITE just before the call transfer, to put the original participant "on hold".
Do you have a
if (loose_route()) { t_relay(); }
block in your openser.cfg?
klaus
Jayesh Nambiar wrote:
hi klaus, Thanx for your response. I have hard phones connected to Audio codes 4-port gateway. The gateway is configured to send the calls to openser for processing. suppose there are three users connected to it. user1 calls user2. The call goes through. Now user 2 presses flash and tries to call user3, but both the phone gets disconnected.
I did an ngrep and what i noticed was this: When user2 tries to transfer the call to user 3, the "INVITE" goes from user2 to user1 again and the call gets disconnected due to request timeout. I am not able to see any REFER method in the ngrep.
Any advice will be appreciated. Thanx again. Jayesh
*/Klaus Darilion /* wrote:
Yes, REFER method is for call transfer. Which clients do you use? Does the call orginate also from a SIP phone or from a gateway? What exactly is the problem? Do you see the REFER request? Including an "ngrep port 5060" would be useful.
klaus
Jayesh Nambiar wrote:
hi everyone,
I was just trying to transfer the call to another user. All users
are
registered at the same openser server. Now when I receive a call,
is it
not possible to transfer the call to another IP user. I thought REFER mehtod does this, but i think I am wrong. Is this possible, can somebody pls clear my understanding regarding this
concept.
thanks in advance!! jayesh
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Jayesh Nambiar wrote:
hi klaus, I have the loose route block in my cfg file. I handle both the nated clients as well as non-nated clients in the loose route section properly. Actually the problem is I suppose with the audio codes gateway that I use. When I tried to transfer using an x-ten softphone the call was transferred sucessfully. If anybody has some idea about what setting must be done, kindly share it with me.
Yes. add an ngrep dump to your problem description.
klaus
thanks a lot for your response. jayesh
*/Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at/* wrote:
Probably you have problems with relaying of in-dialog requests. Many phones send a reINVITE just before the call transfer, to put the original participant "on hold". Do you have a if (loose_route()) { t_relay(); } block in your openser.cfg? klaus Jayesh Nambiar wrote: > hi klaus, > Thanx for your response. I have hard phones connected to Audio codes > 4-port gateway. The gateway is configured to send the calls to openser > for processing. suppose there are three users connected to it. > user1 calls user2. The call goes through. Now user 2 presses flash and > tries to call user3, but both the phone gets disconnected. > > I did an ngrep and what i noticed was this: > When user2 tries to transfer the call to user 3, the "INVITE" goes from > user2 to user1 again and the call gets disconnected due to request > timeout. I am not able to see any REFER method in the ngrep. > > Any advice will be appreciated. > Thanx again. > Jayesh > > */Klaus Darilion /* wrote: > > Yes, REFER method is for call transfer. Which clients do you use? Does > the call orginate also from a SIP phone or from a gateway? What exactly > is the problem? Do you see the REFER request? Including an "ngrep port > 5060" would be useful. > > klaus > > Jayesh Nambiar wrote: > > hi everyone, > > > > I was just trying to transfer the call to another user. All users > are > > registered at the same openser server. Now when I receive a call, > is it > > not possible to transfer the call to another IP user. > > I thought REFER mehtod does this, but i think I am wrong. Is this > > possible, can somebody pls clear my understanding regarding this > concept. > > > > thanks in advance!! > > jayesh > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Enjoy this Diwali with Y! India Click here > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Users mailing list > > Users@openser.org > > http://openser.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/users > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Yahoo! India Matrimony : Find your partner now.
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