Take a look at pdt module....it might suit your needs.

Samuel.

2006/5/26, Andrey Kouprianov andrey.kouprianov@gmail.com:

how about this... dont use # key. just append 3333 or 4444 to the number, i.e.

GW1 ---> 3333<phone number> GW2 ---> 4444<phone number>

if(uri=~"^sip:3333.*") { strip(4); #if you need to get rid of first 4 digits (i.e. "3333") t_relay_to_udp("gw1.ip.address", "gw1-port") ; } else if(uri=~"^sip:4444.*") { strip(4); #if you need to get rid of first 4 digits (i.e. "4444") t_relay_to_udp("GW2.ip.address", "GW2-port"); };

Hope that works out for you.

On 5/26/06, Ryan Pagquil rpagquil@philonline.com wrote:

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Hi, Anyone has any idea on how to do this?

Please help....

Thanks, Ryan

At 11:15 AM 5/25/2006, Ryan Pagquil wrote:

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Hi SER users,

    I have a problem. We have two PSTN gateway providers and

both of them needs different prefixes when sending request to their gateway.

    For example:
            GW1 --->     3333#<phone number>
            GW2 --->     4444#<phone number>

Now I'll be using these two provider with LCR, but I don't know how will I accomplish their requirements on their prefixes. Could you give me any idea about this scenario? Also how can I make LCR to failover with these gateways?

Please help....

Thanks in advance, Ryan Pagquil

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