[Serusers] ISDNgw + CAPI

[Ulrich Abend]

Hi,

I've just updated the ser-isdngw.conf within the sems stable tree to use the 
newer len:gt syntax.
Apart from that the recommended way to get things going is the following:

- get ser stable version (rel_0_8_12), make, make install

- get sems stable version (ser_rel_0_8_12), 
- edit sems-src/plug-in/isdngw/Makefile to enable capi support
- make, make install

- cp sems-src/plug-in/isdngw/ser-isdngw.conf to /usr/local/ser/etc/ser.cfg and 
adjust the commented parameters.
- cp sems-src/plug-in/isdngw/isdngw.conf.sample to /etc/sems/isdngw.conf and 
adjust the parameters
- I recommend setting log_stderr=yes and fork=no for both, ser.cfg and 
sems.conf, once things are working ok, use forking and log to syslog
- cp -av sems-src/plug-in/isdngw/etc/db to /etc/sems/db and point the db 
parameter in ser.cfg to that location

- run ser and check if it comes up correctly
- try to register a SIP phone with your running ser using a valid PSTN-number 
- run sems and check if it comes up correctly

- Use your SIP phone to call an external PSTN number (Note: if you call a 
local number, the call is signalled to the isdngw itself too, as long as you 
keep the sample isdngw.conf, which accepts any call on any controller!).

- Use a PSTN phone to call the number, your SIP phone is registered at.

Once you have all this running, I would address more complex setups or 
integrate isdngw in your existing ser configuration.

I will be offline from now on until 29th, sorry but more than this short help, 
I cannot give at this time. Please review the README and README.capi files in 
the isdngw directory, if you have problems. You can also try to find help by 
mailing to serusers at lists.iptel.org or sems at lists.iptel.org.

Best regards,

Uli.

On Friday 19 March 2004 09:52, F.S.Salloum wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Has anybody installed ser with sems and isdngw?
>
> I checked the website  and i found out a conf file (berlios)
> but has problems when it calls the vm module.
>
> The CAPI works fine with Asterisk PBX, but i prefer ser in order
> to develop more advanced hybrid services (HOLD, TRANSFER etc).
>
> Attached you can find the conf files.
>
>
> Thanks in advance
> Sotiris