Anyone here use ser + b2bua for billing reasons? if so can you provide the config files? ..... i want to be able to capture cdrs even if i restart ser.
if you are talking about vovida, forget it, no maintenace since 2 years and full of bugs :(
OLIVIER
roger leszczynski a écrit :
Anyone here use ser + b2bua for billing reasons? if so can you provide the config files? ..... i want to be able to capture cdrs even if i restart ser.
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Why do you need B2BUA for billing in the first place? I use SER acc based billing (that is: registering INVITE and first BYE received and then analyzing this with external application). I do it on production system.
I was also concerned about reliability of such solution. But as I'm now sure all my remote gateways will always send BYE at the end of call, no matter what happened, I don't see any problem. Even if somebody cuts power/RTP/whatever at UA.
I used to have 1 or 2 unregistered calls per month, now I have none. Everything is billed...
-- Regards, Arek Bekiersz
roger leszczynski wrote:
Anyone here use ser + b2bua for billing reasons? if so can you provide the config files? ..... i want to be able to capture cdrs even if i restart ser.
Hi Arek, How many users do you have? Are your gateway sends BYE whenever there is no RTP traffic? How about crashed client with active calls, how did you manage to close their sessions? Is this prepaid or postpaid?
Regards, Ryan
At 04:05 PM 3/7/2006, Arek Bekiersz wrote:
Why do you need B2BUA for billing in the first place? I use SER acc based billing (that is: registering INVITE and first BYE received and then analyzing this with external application). I do it on production system.
I was also concerned about reliability of such solution. But as I'm now sure all my remote gateways will always send BYE at the end of call, no matter what happened, I don't see any problem. Even if somebody cuts power/RTP/whatever at UA.
I used to have 1 or 2 unregistered calls per month, now I have none. Everything is billed...
-- Regards, Arek Bekiersz
roger leszczynski wrote:
Anyone here use ser + b2bua for billing reasons? if so can you provide the config files? ..... i want to be able to capture cdrs even if i restart ser.
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If the client crashes, probably the other side will hang up the call, and then the gateway will send the bye after it hangs up.
Jose Simoes
On 3/12/06, Ryan Pagquil rpagquil@philonline.com wrote:
Hi Arek, How many users do you have? Are your gateway sends BYE whenever there is no RTP traffic? How about crashed client with active calls, how did you manage to close their sessions? Is this prepaid or postpaid?
Regards, Ryan
At 04:05 PM 3/7/2006, Arek Bekiersz wrote:
Why do you need B2BUA for billing in the first place? I use SER acc based billing (that is: registering INVITE and first BYE received and then analyzing this with external application). I do it on production system.
I was also concerned about reliability of such solution. But as I'm now sure all my remote gateways will always send BYE at the end of call, no matter what happened, I don't see any problem. Even if somebody cuts power/RTP/whatever at UA.
I used to have 1 or 2 unregistered calls per month, now I have none. Everything is billed...
-- Regards, Arek Bekiersz
roger leszczynski wrote:
Anyone here use ser + b2bua for billing reasons? if so can you provide the config files? ..... i want to be able to capture cdrs even if i restart ser.
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I haven't received that email from Ryan Pagquil...
Voipers Portugal wrote:
If the client crashes, probably the other side will hang up the call, and then the gateway will send the bye after it hangs up. Jose Simoes
Yes. It will send BYE then. But I do not rely only on this. I rely mostly on the fact, that my remote gateways always send BYE after they don't receive RTP/RTCP for some predefined time.
If it wasn't this way, I would have to use B2BUA or similar solution.
For crashed UA with active RTP/RTCP session - it happens rarely. But then usually gateway will detect crash (something WILL be wrong with RTP/RTCP from UA). Or other side will cut the call, just as Jose said.
On 3/12/06, *Ryan Pagquil* <rpagquil@philonline.com mailto:rpagquil@philonline.com> wrote:
Hi Arek, How many users do you have? Are your gateway sends BYE whenever there is no RTP traffic? How about crashed client with active calls, how did you manage to close their sessions? Is this prepaid or postpaid?
Hi Arek I found this conversation where you told Roger you are using SER acc based billing.
I'm using SER acc based billing too using the MySQL configuration and We're having troubles with it because We're having 10% unregistered calls.
Could you give me a couple of tips/tricks in order to configure our Gateways to always send the BYE message no matter what happened?
We are using Cisco GWs
Regards
Alberto Cruz
Arek Bekiersz wrote:
Why do you need B2BUA for billing in the first place? I use SER acc based billing (that is: registering INVITE and first BYE received and then analyzing this with external application). I do it on production system.
I was also concerned about reliability of such solution. But as I'm now sure all my remote gateways will always send BYE at the end of call, no matter what happened, I don't see any problem. Even if somebody cuts power/RTP/whatever at UA.
I used to have 1 or 2 unregistered calls per month, now I have none. Everything is billed...
-- Regards, Arek Bekiersz
roger leszczynski wrote:
Anyone here use ser + b2bua for billing reasons? if so can you provide the config files? ..... i want to be able to capture cdrs even if i restart ser.
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