Hi all, I am working with asterisk to active voicemail for ser. I am newbie for it. So can you give me an example of ser.cfg for do that? Thank you very much for your instruction.
Julien,
Have a look at the call forwarding example ser.cfg from onsip.org. I just added the IP address of my Asterisk box to the user_preferences table and it worked without problems.
- Daryl
On 10/31/05, julien bos julientoseruser@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I am working with asterisk to active voicemail for ser. I am newbie for it.
So can you give me an example of ser.cfg for do that? Thank you very much for your instruction.
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Daryl Sanders writes:
Have a look at the call forwarding example ser.cfg from onsip.org. I just added the IP address of my Asterisk box to the user_preferences table and it worked without problems.
one on my users had tried to make asterisk to register to ser and it turned out that asterisk included tag into to header of register request that it send after receiving 401. how can such a software can ever be made to work with any standards compliant sip proxy?
-- juha
Hi, I have one question. I intend to use asterisk and ser in the same server. I use Ser like a SIP server, while Asterisk is only a voicemail. After SIPphone register with SER, if the callee don't reply after few seconds. I forward the call to Asterisk voicemail. I use some function in avpops.so to make the forward, example: +avp_db_load: to look in table preference the user who i set "fwdonbusy" or "fwdnoanswer" +avp_check +avp_pushto: to push AVP into SIP message, i can foward the message to Asterisk. The problem is that if i can't change the port of message to the Asterisk. So if i use SER+Asterisk in the same server. Both will use port 5060, then it can't run at all. Do you have some solutions for this problem? Thank you so much. P/s: if i use "forward", i will miss the problem with NAT or after that Asterisk can't talk directly to SIPphone.
On 11/1/05, Juha Heinanen jh@tutpro.com wrote:
Daryl Sanders writes:
Have a look at the call forwarding example ser.cfg from onsip.orghttp://onsip.org.
I
just added the IP address of my Asterisk box to the user_preferences table and it worked without problems.
On 10/31/05, Juha Heinanen jh@tutpro.com wrote:
Daryl Sanders writes:
Have a look at the call forwarding example ser.cfg from onsip.org. I just added the IP address of my Asterisk box to the user_preferences table and it worked without problems.
one on my users had tried to make asterisk to register to ser and it turned out that asterisk included tag into to header of register request that it send after receiving 401. how can such a software can ever be made to work with any standards compliant sip proxy?
-- juha
In very limited capacity for certain. I don't have asterisk registering w/SER so I've not experienced this, but I can see how it would definitely be a problem. From what I've read regarding asterisk, its SIP channel is the least developed, but I understand there are improvements on the way.
- Daryl