Any development?

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On Aug 12, 2006, at 5:45 AM, Anton wrote:

> Great to hear Matthew!
>
> for me chan_ss7 works OK (i do not say great, since audoi
> lost trouble still there). ANSI part would be great, since
> than US testers, and (hopefully) contributors would join.
> And I'm just happy to see that now we have two SS7 drivers
> available for Asterisk! Getting Hardware support is also a
> great thing, but it would be nice to not stick with single
> hardware vendor ;)
>
> Also the question, if you don't mind, what ISUP
> functionality libss7 does have in comparision to chan_ss7?
> I mean how featurefull is it?

I'm not terribly familiar with the ISUP functionality of chan_ss7 and 
how it compares to libss7 (I've been trying to keep myself from being 
influenced from it).  I think that it supports more message types than 
mine does right now,  although mine support all the basic messages 
(plus a few more) for doing call setup and teardown.  I'm working on 
implementing continuity test support right now, and I think I'll 
probably do suspend/resume after this.

Matthew Fredrickson


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