ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
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cavagnaro
Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
Humm...and which message should it return then? Do you know if on AudioCodes you can change the messages??
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root
Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
e.g. 5xx, you can check on OXE which SIP response is mapped to a call handling cause which enable an overflow there is a TC available which describe on which cause an overflow is performedcavagnaro wrote:Humm...and which message should it return then? Do you know if on AudioCodes you can change the messages??
Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
I guess TC0260?
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Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
I have tested overflow scenario on my lab h1.301.38c (R 9.0) but only for out of service of external gw:
For ABCF SIP TG:
- if ext gateway 1 is down --> no ARS overflow NOK
- if external gateway not out of service logically (registration timer= 0) but proxy not there --> overflow to 2nd gw OK
For ISDN SIP TG:
- if ext gateway 1 is down --> ARS overflow works well --->OK
- if external gateway not out of service logically (registration timer = 0) but proxy not there --> overflow OK
I will try to test also with busy causes and get back on you Cav, but you can try with ISDN SIP TG
For ABCF SIP TG:
- if ext gateway 1 is down --> no ARS overflow NOK
- if external gateway not out of service logically (registration timer= 0) but proxy not there --> overflow to 2nd gw OK
For ISDN SIP TG:
- if ext gateway 1 is down --> ARS overflow works well --->OK
- if external gateway not out of service logically (registration timer = 0) but proxy not there --> overflow OK
I will try to test also with busy causes and get back on you Cav, but you can try with ISDN SIP TG
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Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
To complete the solution (tested in R.10, available from R 9.1): as root suggested mapping in SIP to CH ---> 480 Temporarily Unavailable mapped as "No circuit" instead of "No user responding" is the solution.
For me when testing:
OXE 1st ext gw<---->Asterisk
2nd ext gw<--->SJPhone
Asterisk replied with 480 when exceeded TG channel limit (which I have set in Asterisk config).
---> ARS overflow from one ext gw to another, or to other route OK
For me when testing:
OXE 1st ext gw<---->Asterisk
2nd ext gw<--->SJPhone
Asterisk replied with 480 when exceeded TG channel limit (which I have set in Asterisk config).
---> ARS overflow from one ext gw to another, or to other route OK
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Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
Don't worry Cav, I was interested in this as I have an ongoing project comprising this configurationcavagnaro wrote:So many thanks Tot! You rule! Will do my job
Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
Cool, good to know this. Thanks for sorting this out Tot.
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Re: ARS with SIP Trunk Overflow
root was the one who pointed the directionMrAnMo wrote:Cool, good to know this. Thanks for sorting this out Tot.
