This is because the incoming URI is different when they call a DID as opposed to a direct URI. In SER 0.9.6, you'd just have to make sure you referenced a lookup("aliases") (or, in the case of those of us who keep everything in the db and use ported openser tools, an alias_db_lookup("dbaliases") ) before you did the AVP check.

In the new SER 2.0 stuff, I honestly have no idea how this is done, I'm afraid... but I'm sure someone will.

Anyone... anyone...?

N.

Arun Kumar wrote:

HI

I've configured my ser to call forward on no answer(30 sec.) to PSTN.

SIP User A -> SER -> SIP User B

if User B don't answer within 30 sec. ser will goto failure_route and in that Im setting flag 27 and calling my pstn route to place call to PSTN by getting his pstn number from avp database. it works fine no problem.

but instead of SIP User if any user calls my incoming number and then dial other users SIP ID call is coming but no-answer feature is not working for this user.

any idea. if you need any other info please let me know.

thanks

arun

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