I have a situation where i have:
Asterisk => PSTN gateway openSER => registrar/proxy
PhoneA -> openSER -> Asterisk -> PSTN phoneB
my phones connect to openser...
calls are sent out to the PSTN using Asterisk...but when phoneA hangs up, Asterisk does not receive the hang up signal.
If PSTN phone B hangs up, asterisk receives the hangup signal.
I'm reading forums but not receiving any real solution? is there anyway of fixing this?
- Gerard
Hello,
On 07/21/08 20:24, Gerard A. Matthew wrote:
I have a situation where i have:
Asterisk => PSTN gateway openSER => registrar/proxy
PhoneA -> openSER -> Asterisk -> PSTN phoneB
my phones connect to openser...
calls are sent out to the PSTN using Asterisk...but when phoneA hangs up, Asterisk does not receive the hang up signal.
If PSTN phone B hangs up, asterisk receives the hangup signal.
I'm reading forums but not receiving any real solution? is there anyway of fixing this?
first be sure the BYE arrives to openser and it attempts to send it to asterisk. If happens so, then run asterisk in debug mode and try to get a hint from messages and contact asterisk mailing lists.
To watch the sip traffic on openser server you can use:
ngrep -d any -qt -W byline port 5060
important here is the BYE SIP message, if received and what happens with it. Do not forget to do record routing in openser. Hope it helps.
Cheers, Daniel
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