[Serusers] Re : PSTN - SER Basic

[Steve Blair]

gunawan wrote:

>Hi...
>
>Thanks Iqbal, Thanks Steve
>(http://mit.edu/sip/sip.edu/ciscoGW.html) for ur
>answer....
>Thanks for getting started document at www.onsip.org
>:) It's really help me to understand PSTN - Ser.. :)
>
>hhmm.. I have another question... :)
>1. Could u tell me the way how I can know that my SIP
>server is already connected and can receive signal
>from Cisco Gateway when I dial from PSTN to SER
>Client...
>
>2. do Cisco gateway have any command or syntax to
>detect signal from SIP client....?????
>
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>
On the gateway you can try enabling debug commands to see how/if the gateway
is interacting with your Service Provider and your SER box. Two commands 
I use
often are debug isdn q931 and debug ccsip messages. debug voice ccapi 
inout is
handy sometimes but it produces quite a bit of information.

show dialplan number <extension> is an easy way to see which dial-peers are
being matched.

The unsupported command csim start <extension> may help too. This command
provides a way for the router to initiate a call. The router cannot 
participate in a
conversation only ring the specified phone number. This is handy if you 
want to
test if a dial-peer is forwarding calls for the specified number to SER.

Of course there is tail -f <ser log file> too.

-Steve

>thanks..
>
>
>
>
>----------------------------------------------------
>
>Hi
>
>1. If you wish to call PSTN, you dial the PSTN number
>direct, however 
>ser needs to be told based on that number / or based
>on that prefix 
>where to go, i.e the IP address of the gateway. EG
>lets say the pstn 
>number is 001 445 667788, then inser you would have
>something like 
>(syntax will be wrong cause I cant recall these
>things, so please 
>check) 
>if (uri=sip:001*@*) { rewritehost(a.b.c.d)
>t_relay
>}
>
>a.b.c.d is your pstn gateway, look at www.onsip.org,
>they have a 
>getting 
>started doc, which covers pstn connection
>
>2. If the pstn needs to call xlite, you need to tell
>you cisco gateway 
>that when someone dials
>
>+62(761)53803 it should goto the ser proxy, and ser
>should know that 
>thatr number maps to your xlite username
>
>3. No
>
>Iqbal
>
>
>gunawan wrote:
>
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>>hi, I'm newbiie in using ser .....
>>I am confused about how ser can connect to PSTN....
>>in my experiment i have two client using xlite.. the
>>name are xlite1 and xlite2 with alias number 6276101
>>and 6276102. and I have two PSTN number provided by
>>local communication provider one is +62(761)53803 and
>>another one is +62(761)53939.. 
>>I use 53803 for my PSTN gateway... I use cisco
>>    
>>
>gateway
>  
>
>>2620XM and VIC2FXO...
>>
>>1. If I want to call to PSTN number, what number
>>should I dial from xlite1?????? Do I have to dial my
>>PSTN Gateway first before I dial my destination
>>number????
>>
>>2. If I want to make a call from PSTN to xlite1, what
>>should I dial after I dial my PSTN gateway number???
>>
>>3. Do I have to add my destination PSTN number at
>>subscriber table in my database?????
>>
>>Thanks before...
>>
>>
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