Re: [asterisk-users] Transfer on RTP timeout?

2007-01-29 Thread Dinesh Nair



On 01/28/07 18:52 Florian Overkamp said the following:
Nokia seems to have done something like this in their E-series (E60 etc) 
with Avaya and Cisco. Anyone have a lowdown on the technical stuff there ?


i think that's a FMC (fixed mobile convergence) client which both avaya and 
cisco wrote for the E series platform. my stock E61 doesn't have such a 
client, though it has the SIP 2.0 symbian client.


as for the original poster, what you can probably do is to trap the hangup, 
and perhaps modify app_dial.c to set the hangup cause in DIALSTATUS for RTP 
timeouts, then take appropriate redialling action as part of the h extension.


do note that this is off the cuff, and i'm not sure how difficult it'd be 
to do this.


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[asterisk-users] Transfer on RTP timeout?

2007-01-28 Thread Ray Jackson

Hi all,

We are looking at VoIP over Wifi and I was wondering if anybody had any 
ideas around automatically transfering calls after an RTP timeout?  The 
idea is this: a user is on a call with their IP phone and the connection 
drops (e.g. user walks out of range of their Wifi AP).  Using RTP 
timeout I was hoping rather than just dropping the call I could keep the 
other party on hold whilst transferring the call to another number (i.e. 
a PSTN number).  Essentially, I would like to change the RTP timeout 
logic to lookup a 'forwarding number' in MySQL and then perform a blind 
transfer to that number.  That way the call can stay up rather than the 
user having to redial.  Is there a way of transferring back to the * 
dialplan on RTP timeout to perform some additional steps (instead of 
just hanging up?)


Any suggestions very welcome.

Rgds,
Ray
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Re: [asterisk-users] Transfer on RTP timeout?

2007-01-28 Thread Florian Overkamp

Hi,

Ray Jackson wrote:
transfer to that number.  That way the call can stay up rather than the 
user having to redial.  Is there a way of transferring back to the * 
dialplan on RTP timeout to perform some additional steps (instead of 
just hanging up?)


Nokia seems to have done something like this in their E-series (E60 etc) 
with Avaya and Cisco. Anyone have a lowdown on the technical stuff there ?


Florian

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