[Users] How to extract sip-id when using alias-id?

[Frogger]

Good point.
I need to clarify...

The alias is working to route to the user however if
the timer expires, the route fails or if there is a
reject, the failure routes are applying their logic to
the alias-id not the sip-id.

What I need to do is apply the failure route logic to
the sip-id so we can send the attempt to voicemail.

Let say I have an alias of 1000 at sip.com for sip-id
5551212 at sip.com.

When 1000 at sip.com is dialed by another user in the
domain (I am using "use_domain") the call is properly
routed to:  5551212 at sip.com.

However, if 5551212 at sip.com does not answer, timer
expires, or a reject, then the failure logic is be
applied to the alias.

Failure route says:

prefix("66");
append_branch();
append_urihf("CC-Diversion: ", "\r\n");
t_relay();


Result of the failure logic:

661000 at sip.com

Needs to be:

665551212 at sip.com


Thoughts?

F


--- Bogdan-Andrei Iancu <bogdan at voice-system.ro>
wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> not sure I understand - you dial an alias and via
> db_aliases you replace 
> the alias with the sip-id. So you have the sip-id ..
> where is the problem?
> 
> regards,
> bogdan
> 
> Frogger wrote:
> 
> >I am using alias_db to store alias's for users.
> >
> >However when an alias is dialed I need to also be
> able
> >to restore the alias owners original sip-id.
> >
> >This is necessary to forward the call to voicemail
> >using sip-id.
> >
> >Any guidance on getting the sip-id out of the
> alias_db
> >and replacing the alias-id prior to forwarding to
> >vmail?
> >
> >Thanks in advance!
> >
> >F
> >
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