[Serusers] call disconnect

[Greg Fausak]

Vitali,

1) If you have control of the PSTN gateway you can enhance your
      end of call processing by catching the hangup on
      gateway.  We often get calls where we miss the
      BYE, but we catch the gateway hangup.
2) If you have control of the PSTN gateway you
      can configure it to hangup if x minutes of silence is
      detected.
3) If you have control of the PSTN gateway you can
      set up a maximum call length.  I haven't done this, but
      I hear it's possible.
4) You can run a b2bua between SER and the end
      user UAC.  Then you get the opportunity to kill a call
      in process for a variety of reasons.  SER has a b2bua
      that is commercially available.

We had problems with hanging calls a while back.
Haven't had any recently.

---greg


On Aug 10, 2004, at 8:04 AM, Vitaly Nikolaev wrote:

> Hello,
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> I tried to search about this question on the web but could not find 
> anything. Probably I used incorrect keywords. The situation is: 
> customer call from SIP device thru SER to some place. SER terminate 
> call to Cisco GW. But suddenly customer lost internet connectivity and 
> if on another side some answering machine, call will never disconnect.
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> Is there any solutions?
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> Vitali Nikolaev
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Greg Fausak
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