I coded a dialplan that conditionally forwards a call to my cell phone
if no answer on site.
During a test, I received a call (via Voicepulse IAX) which correctly
Dial'ed out to my cell phone (also via Voicepulse) as expected. Fine -
it worked - except that the voice delay was so extreme (> 1sec).
But the interesting part came next...
-- Call accepted by 66.234.228.132 (format ULAW)
-- Format for call is ULAW
-- IAX2[voicepulse]/6 stopped sounds
-- IAX2[voicepulse]/6 stopped sounds
-- IAX2[voicepulse]/6 is ringing
-- IAX2[voicepulse]/6 stopped sounds
-- IAX2[voicepulse]/6 stopped sounds
-- IAX2[voicepulse]/6 answered IAX2[voicepulse@voicepulse]/1
-- Attempting native bridge of IAX2[voicepulse@voicepulse]/1 and
IAX2[voicepulse]/6
-- Channel 'IAX2[voicepulse@voicepulse]/1' ready to transfer
-- Channel 'IAX2[voicepulse]/6' ready to transfer
-- Releasing IAX2[voicepulse]/6 and IAX2[voicepulse@voicepulse]/1
-- Hungup 'IAX2[voicepulse]/6'
Native bridge? Cool! I says to myself. I figure the call will be
released from * and handled entirely by Voicepulse, who I assume will
bill me appropriately for the remainder of the "outgoing" call. And
I'll get better quality for the remaining duration.
But the call instead is dropped at this point instead - both sides
disconnected from the cloud.
Anybody know why and how this is controlled and what my options are?
--
Bill Michaelson - COS, Incorporated - Software Development - bill@cosi.com
Thanks for putting up with my spam filter!
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