Hello,
I've got the following situation:
--------- Asterisk1 ------------- SER ---------- other world
|
|
----------Asterisk2 -----------------
In addition i'm doing a sort of "vhost" on the asterisk machines,
so there
could be 3 seperate companies using 1 asterisk box.
If an asterisk1 user calls out to ser, but ser decides to route the call
back to asterisk1 (because the called company/number is on the same
machine), the call is canceled by asterisk and setup via a local channel,
this is not what i want because i want to generate CDR's from ser, but since
the call isn't going thru SER there are no CDR beeing generated for these
calls.
Is there any way to get asterisk to answer the looped back call?
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On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, E rikje wrote:> Hello, > > I've got the following situation: > > --------- Asterisk1 ------------- SER ---------- other world > | > | > ----------Asterisk2 ----------------- > > In addition i'm doing a sort of "vhost" on the asterisk machines, so there > could be 3 seperate companies using 1 asterisk box. > > If an asterisk1 user calls out to ser, but ser decides to route the call > back to asterisk1 (because the called company/number is on the same > machine), the call is canceled by asterisk and setup via a local channel, > this is not what i want because i want to generate CDR's from ser, but since > the call isn't going thru SER there are no CDR beeing generated for these > calls. > > Is there any way to get asterisk to answer the looped back call?I've always heard that SIP can't do looped calls - though I've never thought through why that should be. Steve