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Hi,
Anybody has any idea where I can find sip to h323 converter? Will cisco 5300 do?
Thanks
CM
* Klaus Darilion klaus.mailinglists@pernau.at [040913 23:32]:
CM Rahman wrote:
Will cisco 5300 do?
no
I think the easy'est way for your to do this, is to hack Asterisk so it works like a bridge between sip and H323. If you ever get this to work. Send me config's, modified files, and what ever else you do to get it working.
If you have alot of money, there are companies out there that have a solution for this.
-Atle
Hello all,
It seems many new comers like me have got problems configuring these two together. I haven't found any information in the list. The scenario is that I want to put B2bua(vovida) in line for a prepaid system. SER should route calls to B2BUA which will be eventually return back to SER to be routed to the final destination. The problem is how to configure SER to prevent routing loops. I have tried following but it seems it doesn't work and many calls will be generated to the same destination.
if (!(src_ip==<b2bip> and src_port==5065) and method=="INVITE") {
Forward to B2BUA for accounting
forward(82.35.57.37,5065);
sl_send_reply("181","Forwarding the call to B2BUA");
};
Thanking you in advance
Regards
Kiarash
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