I am using alias_db to store alias's for users.
However when an alias is dialed I need to also be able to restore the alias owners original sip-id.
This is necessary to forward the call to voicemail using sip-id.
Any guidance on getting the sip-id out of the alias_db and replacing the alias-id prior to forwarding to vmail?
Thanks in advance!
F
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Hi,
not sure I understand - you dial an alias and via db_aliases you replace the alias with the sip-id. So you have the sip-id .. where is the problem?
regards, bogdan
Frogger wrote:
I am using alias_db to store alias's for users.
However when an alias is dialed I need to also be able to restore the alias owners original sip-id.
This is necessary to forward the call to voicemail using sip-id.
Any guidance on getting the sip-id out of the alias_db and replacing the alias-id prior to forwarding to vmail?
Thanks in advance!
F
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Good point. I need to clarify...
The alias is working to route to the user however if the timer expires, the route fails or if there is a reject, the failure routes are applying their logic to the alias-id not the sip-id.
What I need to do is apply the failure route logic to the sip-id so we can send the attempt to voicemail.
Let say I have an alias of 1000@sip.com for sip-id 5551212@sip.com.
When 1000@sip.com is dialed by another user in the domain (I am using "use_domain") the call is properly routed to: 5551212@sip.com.
However, if 5551212@sip.com does not answer, timer expires, or a reject, then the failure logic is be applied to the alias.
Failure route says:
prefix("66"); append_branch(); append_urihf("CC-Diversion: ", "\r\n"); t_relay();
Result of the failure logic:
661000@sip.com
Needs to be:
665551212@sip.com
Thoughts?
F
--- Bogdan-Andrei Iancu bogdan@voice-system.ro wrote:
Hi,
not sure I understand - you dial an alias and via db_aliases you replace the alias with the sip-id. So you have the sip-id .. where is the problem?
regards, bogdan
Frogger wrote:
I am using alias_db to store alias's for users.
However when an alias is dialed I need to also be
able
to restore the alias owners original sip-id.
This is necessary to forward the call to voicemail using sip-id.
Any guidance on getting the sip-id out of the
alias_db
and replacing the alias-id prior to forwarding to vmail?
Thanks in advance!
F
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Hi,
what you can do is to save into an AVP the alias before doing lookup(aliases). In failure route, before sending to voicemail, push the AVP into RURI to have the alias and not the sip id.
regards, bogdan
Frogger wrote:
Good point. I need to clarify...
The alias is working to route to the user however if the timer expires, the route fails or if there is a reject, the failure routes are applying their logic to the alias-id not the sip-id.
What I need to do is apply the failure route logic to the sip-id so we can send the attempt to voicemail.
Let say I have an alias of 1000@sip.com for sip-id 5551212@sip.com.
When 1000@sip.com is dialed by another user in the domain (I am using "use_domain") the call is properly routed to: 5551212@sip.com.
However, if 5551212@sip.com does not answer, timer expires, or a reject, then the failure logic is be applied to the alias.
Failure route says:
prefix("66"); append_branch(); append_urihf("CC-Diversion: ", "\r\n"); t_relay();
Result of the failure logic:
661000@sip.com
Needs to be:
665551212@sip.com
Thoughts?
F
--- Bogdan-Andrei Iancu bogdan@voice-system.ro wrote:
Hi,
not sure I understand - you dial an alias and via db_aliases you replace the alias with the sip-id. So you have the sip-id .. where is the problem?
regards, bogdan
Frogger wrote:
I am using alias_db to store alias's for users.
However when an alias is dialed I need to also be
able
to restore the alias owners original sip-id.
This is necessary to forward the call to voicemail using sip-id.
Any guidance on getting the sip-id out of the
alias_db
and replacing the alias-id prior to forwarding to vmail?
Thanks in advance!
F
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