Hi SER users,
Has anyone implemented find-me, follow-me with SER? What I mean is, let's say a user 1111 is dialed but he is not available so would SER be able to dial out N numbers, sequentially or in parallel, stored in a 'profile' of 1111.
If the 'profile' of 1111 has following:
1: 2221 2: 2222 3: 2223 4: 2224 5: 2225
SER would start with the 1st and and keep going until the call is answered or all 5 have been tried.
Wondering if such a call control function would need a B2BUA, and which one would come with such a call control function?
Thanks so much,
Umer
Yes this can be implemented using AVPs and failure_routes. The main issue we've seen is that "off-net" calls may not return control to SER for unexpected reasons.
-Steve
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Hi SER users,
Has anyone implemented find-me, follow-me with SER? What I mean is, let's say a user 1111 is dialed but he is not available so would SER be able to dial out N numbers, sequentially or in parallel, stored in a 'profile' of 1111.
If the 'profile' of 1111 has following:
1: 2221 2: 2222 3: 2223 4: 2224 5: 2225
SER would start with the 1st and and keep going until the call is answered or all 5 have been tried.
Wondering if such a call control function would need a B2BUA, and which one would come with such a call control function?
Thanks so much,
Umer _______________________________________________ Serusers mailing list Serusers@lists.iptel.org http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers
Steven C. Blair wrote:
Yes this can be implemented using AVPs and failure_routes. The main issue we've seen is that "off-net" calls may not return control to SER for unexpected reasons.
In addition, many hardware SIP UAs seem not to have a correct implementation of multiple early dialogs. Hence, you can easily observe broken route sets once a UAS has returned a provisional response establishing early dialog state.
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SER would start with the 1st and and keep going until the call is answered or all 5 have been tried.
Regards, Olaf
Olaf Bergmann wrote:
In addition, many hardware SIP UAs seem not to have a correct implementation of multiple early dialogs. Hence, you can easily observe broken route sets once a UAS has returned a provisional response establishing early dialog state.
Really? Garr. I thought that was only Asterisk in pedantic mode.
Regards, Martin