Hi everyone, I've been away from SER for a long time but now I have renewed interest. I'm confronted by a problem I've failed to solve by my self, maybe you could help, this is regarding accounting and what happens when a customer responds with a 3xx response (i.e. redirect). Call from customer to proxy works fine. 0(13212) Mon Feb 28 02:38:23 2005 - 130.244.194.233 - INVITE Call-ID: 00036bc3-7aa519a2-610f6e63-7f1e22c2(a)130.244.194.233 From: sip:0856204081@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com To: sip:0890510@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com 0(13212) Routeblock 2 - Calls from customers 0(13212) Call from customer: Test 0(13212) Call passed A-number check 0(13212) Routeblock 3 - To customer? 0(13212) Routeblock 4 - Call not to customer, to gateways 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) ACC: transaction answered: method=INVITE, uid=n/a, call_id=00036bc3-7aa519a2-610f6e63-7f1e22c2(a)130.244.194.233, from="0856204081" <sip:0856204081@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com>;tag=00036bc37aa5007d581f01d7-0ea60293, to=<sip:0890510@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com>;tag=18F3A96C-20F4, i-uri=sip:0890510@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com, o-uri=sip:0890510@sip-gw.swip.net:5060, fromtag=00036bc37aa5007d581f01d7-0ea60293, code=200 0(13212) ACC: transaction answered: method=BYE, uid=n/a, call_id=00036bc3-7aa519a2-610f6e63-7f1e22c2(a)130.244.194.233, from="0856204081" <sip:0856204081@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com>;tag=00036bc37aa5007d581f01d7-0ea60293, to=<sip:0890510@sip-corporate1.testdomain.com>;tag=18F3A96C-20F4, i-uri=sip:0890510@130.244.190.42:5060;ftag=00036bc37aa5007d581f01d7-0ea60293;lr=on, o-uri=sip:0890510@130.244.188.14:5060, fromtag=00036bc37aa5007d581f01d7-0ea60293, code=200 Accounting works fine with START, STOP Call from PSTN to customer, works fine, I have choosen not to generate a START record to make it easier for the billing department. 0(13212) Mon Feb 28 02:41:24 2005 - 130.244.188.14 - INVITE Call-ID: 8CB1DEF-889B11D9-80F1FA83-930B318E(a)130.244.188.14 From: sip:0856264000@130.244.188.14 To: sip:0856204081@130.244.190.42 0(13212) Call from gateway 0(13212) Routeblock 3 - To customer? 0(13212) Call to customer: Test 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) ACC: transaction answered: method=BYE, uid=n/a, call_id=8CB1DEF-889B11D9-80F1FA83-930B318E(a)130.244.188.14, from=<sip:0856264000@130.244.188.14>;tag=18F66B24-226F, to=<sip:0856204081@130.244.190.42>;tag=00036bc37aa5007f1d13f1ad-2475ba78, i-uri=sip:0856204081@130.244.190.42:5060;ftag=18F66B24-226F;lr=on, o-uri=sip:0856204081@130.244.194.233:5060, fromtag=18F66B24-226F, code=200 Here comes the tricky part. Call from PSTN to customer and customer has redirected his extension to a PSTN number. 0(13212) Mon Feb 28 02:42:49 2005 - 130.244.188.14 - INVITE Call-ID: 3B95F3CB-889B11D9-80F5FA83-930B318E(a)130.244.188.14 From: sip:0856264000@130.244.188.14 To: sip:0856204081@130.244.190.42 0(13212) Call from gateway 0(13212) Routeblock 3 - To customer? 0(13212) Call to customer: Test 0(13212) Replyroute 1 0(13212) Redirect prohibited This call generates no accounting (not even with setflag(1) at the top of the route block) I've managed to trigger the 'Redirect prohibited' message by using onreply_route[] but I find no way of canceling the request there. What I want is to be able to either disallow 3xx responses completly or by selectivly cancelling them in onreply_route. Another question, my ser-users archive just broke and I haven't been able to do much searching, what's the best way today to handle several pstn gateways and loadbalace between them for outgoing calls? Best regards, Thomas Björklund