asterisk users - Sep 2012 - How to get SIP Response Code and use it to change destination.

Hello,

I need to do such a simple thing:

1. Dial SIP/123
2. If I get for example "503" - jump to Dial SIP/789
3. If I get for example "403" - jump to Playback(...)

The real question is:
how can I get SIP Responses and use it in dialplan?

Regards,
Jarek

If you're using below 1.8, there isn't a way. The DIALSTATUS channel
variable can give you a little, but not with those response codes.

However, if you're using 1.8, there's some hope: you can use
${HASH(SIP_CAUSE,<channel>)} (where <channel> is the destination
channel,
not source) to read the SIP response code.

For my setup, I have an OpenSIPS sever that handles the lower level logic
such as failure routes. I find it a lot amiable to deal with than Asterisk
for that sort of thing.

- Logan
On Sep 23, 2012 5:17 PM, "Jarek Jarzebowski" <jarek.jarzebowski at
gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to do such a simple thing:
>
> 1. Dial SIP/123
> 2. If I get for example "503" - jump to Dial SIP/789
> 3. If I get for example "403" - jump to Playback(...)
>
> The real question is:
> how can I get SIP Responses and use it in dialplan?
>
> Regards,
> Jarek
>
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