Ronald Wiplinger
2006-Apr-10 19:46 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] One digit too short dialed, stay for ever there in the dialplan!
Dialed number 9-1-602-123456 that is one digit too short number !!!! extensions.conf: ... exten => _91Z.,103,Dial(SIP/00${EXTEN:1}@voipdiscount) exten => _91Z.,104,Dial(SIP/00${EXTEN:1}@voip-prov2) exten => _91Z.,105,NoOp(${DIALSTATUS}) [Apr 11 10:37:08] -- Called 001602123456@voipdiscount [Apr 11 10:37:09] -- SIP/voipdiscount-df64 is making progress passing it to SIP/601-c8da and here we stay forever!!! It does not go to the next provider. Is there a settings for "timeout" to go to the next provider??? I do not get any answer from voipdiscount (I know the number is not correct!) bye Ronald Wiplinger
Kevin P. Fleming
2006-Apr-10 20:08 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] One digit too short dialed, stay for ever there in the dialplan!
Ronald Wiplinger wrote:> It does not go to the next provider. Is there a settings for "timeout" > to go to the next provider???Uhh... yeah. That is why there is a timeout parameter for the Dial() application.
Ronald Wiplinger
2006-Apr-10 21:15 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] One digit too short dialed, stay for ever there in the dialplan!
Kevin P. Fleming wrote:> Ronald Wiplinger wrote: > > >> It does not go to the next provider. Is there a settings for "timeout" >> to go to the next provider??? >> > > Uhh... yeah. That is why there is a timeout parameter for the Dial() > application. > _______________________________________After I posted it I found it!!! beeing there with extra parameters: I read you should not use any other parameters, like ringing, music, since than the external phones would route their call through the server, what I do not want. However, the remote user complain, when he does not hear anything till the gateway switched him through. How can I overcome this? bye Ronald