5 May
2004
5 May
'04
2:21 p.m.
I have an issue with ringback :
For specific users (AT&T cell phones)
When they call something on my network, the person on
the AT&T cell phone does not hear a ring. The
call looks like:
AT&TCELL <-> PSTN <-> CISCOSIP <-> SER <-> UAC
But, any other cell phone, and any other phone for that matter,
hears a ring when calling.
---greg
Greg Fausak
www.AddaBrand.com
(US) 469-546-1265
On May 4, 2004, at 2:58 PM, Klaus Darilion wrote:
The ringback tone is generated locally by the callers
user agent -
typically as soon as the 180 ringing is received.
If a 183 Early media is received, the callers UA will use the incoming
RTP stream as ringback tone.
klaus
GR S wrote:
Folks,
Sorry to bother you all with such a silly question, but I am facing
some issues with ringback tones. I am using SJphones with SER. They
work perfectly well, I can make calls to other extensions and talk. I
am maintaining a list of valid users in a database table, and have a
small module which checks the authennticity of the dialed extension
when SER receives INVITEs, and if it is valid, the call is t_relayed
to
the called extension. My problem is when an extension is dialed, I
cannot hear the ringing tone at the callers end. I searched on the
archives, but could not find mails addressing such a problem.
Obviously
I am missing something here. Can anyone help? Thanks for your time...
Regards, Girish
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