Hi Folks,
Wonder whether this question found an answer ?
I too have a similar question that I can't find an answer so far.
Let me first share my dial plan;
exten => _011.,1,Authenticate(/etc/asterisk/auth.txt |a) exten => _011.,2,Playback(Pls-wait-while-I-connect) exten => _011.,3,Absolutetimeout(3600) exten => _011.,4,Dial(H323/${EXTEN:[EMAIL PROTECTED],70) exten => _011.,5,NoCDR() <=====if no answer cdr is not written exten => _011.,6,Busy exten => _011.,105,NoCDR() <==== if called party is busy cdr not wirtten exten => _011.,106,Busy exten => i,1,NoCDR() <====== if authentication failed cdr not written exten => i,2,Hangup
Here are my observations
(a) Since Authenticate function is present in my dial paln, disposition
fieled in cdr always show Answered, so with that I can't figure out whether
H323 leg is successfully answered or not.
(b) If the H323 g/w sends the busy signal then CDR is not written, If the
g/w rings and timed out then again CDR is not written (as expected we have
priorities set for extensions)
(c) Now if the called party is ringing and originating party just hang-up, A
CDR is written. I have no way to differentiate that with a very short answer
call.
I think this behavior is a incorrect.
If * answered a call and show up disposition as Answered, then that call is
a completed call. So there should be one record in the CDR.
Then for the second leg there should be another record, as now * is
originating a call again and expecting other side(in this case the h323 g/w)
to respond.
If the both legs are considered as a single call, then cdr should show the
disposition of the final end point.
Please show me if there is a way that I could generate two records in CDR for this kind of a call, or any other solution for this problem.
Cheers
SW
Hi,
I did have the same problem. I simply issue a ResetCDR(w) as the last thing before using
the Dial application. This will reset the 'answered' flag and the CDR you get from the Dial
will contain the correct value. I do later do a small of backend processing to get the correct
A-line time related to the call.
There may be smarter way of doing this but this quick hack works fine for me
Freddi
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