[Asterisk-Users] ISDN transfer, handoff to masterswitch

2005-05-04 Thread Alex Mack
Hi!
I've setup * with a Junghanns.net QuadBRI card agaisnt an Ericsson 
MD-110 PBX. All four ISDN channels are setup to simulate  EuroISDN 
Point-to-Point (Anlagenanschluss in Germany) from the Ericsson's side. 
Works well and I have had little problems at all.

Now what's happening during a call transfer of an ISDN call to another 
ISDN destination? Does such a transfer block 2 b-channels (one in and 
one out)? Or is it automatically handed off to the Ericsson so * is out 
of the loop? Is EuroISDN capable of such a handoff? Or do I have to use 
another protocol like Q.SIG for that feature?

I don't have experience with Q.SIG at all. I was happy * worked with the 
EuroISDN trunk so well. But there's the issue with congestioning the 
link to the PBX with too many (in my case 4) forwarded calls.

Does anyone have experiences with this? Are there references for Q-SIG 
out there?

Thanks!
Alex Mack
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] ISDN transfer, handoff to masterswitch

2005-05-04 Thread Alex Mack
Hi Peter!
Thanks for the quick response.
So I'm already doing ECT by using the bristuff'ed version of *?
Alex Mack
Peter Svensson schrieb:
On Wed, 4 May 2005, Alex Mack wrote:
 

I've setup * with a Junghanns.net QuadBRI card agaisnt an Ericsson 
MD-110 PBX. All four ISDN channels are setup to simulate  EuroISDN 
Point-to-Point (Anlagenanschluss in Germany) from the Ericsson's side. 
Works well and I have had little problems at all.

Now what's happening during a call transfer of an ISDN call to another 
ISDN destination? Does such a transfer block 2 b-channels (one in and 
one out)? Or is it automatically handed off to the Ericsson so * is out 
of the loop? Is EuroISDN capable of such a handoff? Or do I have to use 
another protocol like Q.SIG for that feature?
   

In EuroISDN this functionallity is provided by ECT (Explicit Call
Transfer) for established calls and CD (Call Deflection) for calls in the 
setup phase. Bristuff supports these according to the documentation.

Q.SIG has one (or possibly several) ways of doing this. At least one of 
these have been implemented in libpri. 

 

I don't have experience with Q.SIG at all. I was happy * worked with the 
EuroISDN trunk so well. But there's the issue with congestioning the 
link to the PBX with too many (in my case 4) forwarded calls.

Does anyone have experiences with this? Are there references for Q-SIG 
out there?
   

I think at least some of the standards are published at
http://www.ecma-international.org/activities/Communications/QSIG_page.htm
Peter
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Re: [Asterisk-Users] bristuff'ed version doesn't run

2004-11-25 Thread Alex Mack
There were some old libs from another installation in 
/usr/lib/asterisk/modules. rmed them and make installed them again, 
worked.

Alex Mack wrote:
Hi everybody!
I've managed to compile the bristuff patch on asterisk from 
Junghanns.net. I want to run this on the quadBRI card built into the PC.
As I said, driver and asterisk are compiling well, but asterisk 
-c bombs with this message:

[pbx_dundi.so]Nov 24 15:57:53 WARNING[1076754432]: loader.c:242 
ast_load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/pbx_dundi.so: undefined 
symbol: ast_sign_bin
Nov 24 15:57:53 WARNING[1076754432]: loader.c:423 load_modules: 
Loading module pbx_dundi.so failed!
lcn-asterisk1:~/dl/bri-stuff.0.1.0-RC4a/qozap # Ouch ... error while 
writing audio data: : Broken pipe

Seems to be a problem with an undeclared symbol, but why?
Has anybody got - or better: solved - a similar problem?
TIA, Alex Mack.
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[Asterisk-Users] bristuff'ed version doesn't run

2004-11-24 Thread Alex Mack
Hi everybody!
I've managed to compile the bristuff patch on asterisk from 
Junghanns.net. I want to run this on the quadBRI card built into the PC.
As I said, driver and asterisk are compiling well, but asterisk -c 
bombs with this message:

[pbx_dundi.so]Nov 24 15:57:53 WARNING[1076754432]: loader.c:242 
ast_load_resource: /usr/lib/asterisk/modules/pbx_dundi.so: undefined 
symbol: ast_sign_bin
Nov 24 15:57:53 WARNING[1076754432]: loader.c:423 load_modules: Loading 
module pbx_dundi.so failed!
lcn-asterisk1:~/dl/bri-stuff.0.1.0-RC4a/qozap # Ouch ... error while 
writing audio data: : Broken pipe

Seems to be a problem with an undeclared symbol, but why?
Has anybody got - or better: solved - a similar problem?
TIA, Alex Mack.
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