There sbould be no relation in voice and sig as ss7 is a ccs type
signalling. So voice circuits can go to any node.
Vashkar.
On Apr 22, 2012 6:19 PM, "her Garcia" <herlit11 at lycos.com> wrote:
> Hi, thanks for your replies. I ?ll try your suggestions. The reason I have
> differents adjpointcode and defaultdpc is that
> my carrier has a config of non associated ss7, which means that signalling
> goes exclusively to one node/switch and
> the voice is carried to a different node/switch.
>
> I was wondering if I should set up two different channels in my
> chan_dahdi.conf for each carrier?s switch?
>
> [channels]
> #First channel signalling only
> language=en
> ...
> sigchan=16
> adjpointcode = 8122-> signalling node
> defaultdpc = 8122 -> signalling node
>
> #Second channel voice only
> language=en
> ...
> adjpointcode = 8845 -> voice node
> defaultdpc = 8845 -> voice node
> channel= 1-15
> channel= 17-31
>
>
> Have you seen this carrier setting before?
>
> Thanks,regards
> Hern?n
> Apr 22, 2012 07:59:02 AM, asterisk-ss7 at lists.digium.com wrote:
>
> ===========================================
>
>
> Try putting sane point code in the adpointcode as defaultdpc
> On Apr 20, 2012 7:16 PM, "her Garcia" wrote:
> Hi, everyone. I am working on asterisk+ss7.
> When I try to make a call, the call connects but I have no audio or see no
> progress in the debug.
>
>
> -- Executing [111536972876 at incoming:2]
> Dial("SIP/1153640000-00000005", "DAHDI/17") in new stack
> -- Executing [111536972876 at incoming:2]
> Dial("SIP/1153640000-00000005", "DAHDI/17") in new stack
> host*CLI> -- Called DAHDI/17
> -- Called DAHDI/17
>
> Nothing else. I believe it should also include the following:
>
> >> -- DAHDI/1-1 is proceeding passing it to SIP/600-08887770 --- I
> don?t get this
> >> -- DAHDI/1-1 is ringing
> >> -- DAHDI/1-1 answered SIP/600-08887770
>
> My linkset is up, my channels are ok. My carrier tells me that he doesn?t
> see any calls reaching his node.
> I believe it?s because the call doesn?t progress. This is my config
>
>
> The carrier says that his ss7 is semi-associated. Divides signalling in
> one node and voice trunks/circuits in
> a second node. I only have the following to configure
>
> adjpointcode=8122
> defaultdpc=8845
>
> I know defaultdpc is the remote end. Signalling is ok verified by my
> carrier, so I think my adjpointcode is ok.
> The thing is that I also get messages from a third node in my debug,
> number "8923" saying the following:
>
>
> WARNING[18934]: sig_ss7.c:392 ss7_find_cic_gripe: Linkset 1: SS7 RLC
> requested unconfigured CIC/DPC 14/8923.
>
> I understand its about the circuits. I tried configuring that node as my
> adjpointcode, but I can?t get through, it
> maybe something on the Carrier side for this particular node(8923)
>
> I have been working this for a couple of weeks, any ideas?
> Thanks, I apologize for this long post.
> Hern?n
>
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