[Serusers] "safety" BYE sip message
Tom Samplonius
tom at sdf.com
Wed Oct 13 07:25:34 CEST 2004
Jaime Garcia wrote:
>Is there a way to send a "safety" BYE sip message ?
>
>In case the user agent crashes during a PSTN call. That is, to send a
>"safety" BYE after X minutes after an INVITE
>
>
Well, SER would have to spoof the BYE that would normally come from
the UA. This probably isn't the best way to do this. Plus, you might
disconnect an actual call.
It would be best to configure an appropriate RTP timeout on the
gateway. For instance, a if there is no packets after 10 seconds,
cancel the call. See your gateway docs on RTP settings.
If you need to impose a session length, many gateways support RADIUS
auth, and you set a call length parameter in the RADIUS response. With
the right sort of RADIUS server, that call length could be dynamically
calculated on a per user basis.
Tom
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