On how to even search for this "feature" as I have no idea on what it
can
be.
I've got a meridian linked to * (by EuroISDN) which is linked to a ISDN30.
I can make calls from the meridian, and receive calls into the meridian.
Great stuff.
However, if someone dials an invalid number, then instead of hearing a
"three tone", the line just drops and goes dead. The console does not
really
give any clues (verbose as verbose can be). I've verified that the dialled
number is invalid by calling it with a mobile, and I get the "number is
incorrect".
How do I pass that information back to the callee ?
What I suspect is happening is that the caller uses zap/g4 (the link to the
meridian), * tries to dial on zap/g3 (the link from * to the isdn30), finds
that the number is invalid, drops the channel on zap/g3. Zap/g4 therefore
cannot be connected, and it is dropped as well.
Help!
My (snipped) dialplan is
[dial-isdn-a]
exten => _0.,1,AgentMonitorOutgoing(n)
exten => _0.,2,CallingPres(0)
exten => _0.,3,SetCIDName(${CALLERIDNAME})
exten => _0.,4,SetCIDNum(555123) ; number changed to protect the guilty!
exten => _0.,5,Dial(Zap/g3/${EXTEN},40)
exten => _0.,6,Hangup()
exten => _118.,1,Dial(Zap/g3/${EXTEN},40)
exten => _118.,2,Hangup()
Julian
Asterisk wrote:> On how to even search for this "feature" as I have no idea on what it can > be. > > I've got a meridian linked to * (by EuroISDN) which is linked to a ISDN30. > > I can make calls from the meridian, and receive calls into the meridian. > Great stuff. > > However, if someone dials an invalid number, then instead of hearing a > "three tone", the line just drops and goes dead. The console does not really > give any clues (verbose as verbose can be). I've verified that the dialled > number is invalid by calling it with a mobile, and I get the "number is > incorrect". > > How do I pass that information back to the callee ? > > What I suspect is happening is that the caller uses zap/g4 (the link to the > meridian), * tries to dial on zap/g3 (the link from * to the isdn30), finds > that the number is invalid, drops the channel on zap/g3. Zap/g4 therefore > cannot be connected, and it is dropped as well.You must have a PRI. This is good. See the [macro-dial-result] in http://www.fnords.org/~eric/asterisk/downloads/macros.inc On a PRI the Dial will exit and provide you with a ${HANGUPCAUSE} with the cause of the disconnected call. -- I am seeking part or full time employment in Toronto, The Netherlands, or Belgium. My preference is part time employment in Toronto with some telecommuting. Currently located in New Orleans, Louisiana and am happy to relocate. Contact eric at fnords.org.
I'm having a similar error betwen an Asterisk server and a Panasonic D500 linked via ISDN PRI. Can you tell me the rest of your extensions.conf ? Alfred Certain Asterisk wrote:>On how to even search for this "feature" as I have no idea on what it can >be. > >I've got a meridian linked to * (by EuroISDN) which is linked to a ISDN30. > >I can make calls from the meridian, and receive calls into the meridian. >Great stuff. > >However, if someone dials an invalid number, then instead of hearing a >"three tone", the line just drops and goes dead. The console does not really >give any clues (verbose as verbose can be). I've verified that the dialled >number is invalid by calling it with a mobile, and I get the "number is >incorrect". > >How do I pass that information back to the callee ? > >What I suspect is happening is that the caller uses zap/g4 (the link to the >meridian), * tries to dial on zap/g3 (the link from * to the isdn30), finds >that the number is invalid, drops the channel on zap/g3. Zap/g4 therefore >cannot be connected, and it is dropped as well. > >Help! > >My (snipped) dialplan is > >[dial-isdn-a] >exten => _0.,1,AgentMonitorOutgoing(n) >exten => _0.,2,CallingPres(0) >exten => _0.,3,SetCIDName(${CALLERIDNAME}) >exten => _0.,4,SetCIDNum(555123) ; number changed to protect the guilty! >exten => _0.,5,Dial(Zap/g3/${EXTEN},40) >exten => _0.,6,Hangup() >exten => _118.,1,Dial(Zap/g3/${EXTEN},40) >exten => _118.,2,Hangup() > >Julian > >_______________________________________________ >Asterisk-Users mailing list >Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com >http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users > > > >
> <snip> > My (snipped) dialplan is > > [dial-isdn-a] > exten => _0.,1,AgentMonitorOutgoing(n) > exten => _0.,2,CallingPres(0) > exten => _0.,3,SetCIDName(${CALLERIDNAME}) > exten => _0.,4,SetCIDNum(555123) ; number changed to protect the > guilty! > exten => _0.,5,Dial(Zap/g3/${EXTEN},40) > exten => _0.,6,Hangup(); rtfm exten => _0.,107,<your error handling here> perhaps that'll work :) roy