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Well, I don't have an answer to your problem, but
normally they should be able to reroute traffic when you give them other
cause-codes than 16,17,etc... Maybe this happens when you send them Normal,
Unspecified (1F).... if they use cisco, all they have to do is to set voice hunt
normal-unspecified, but, then... that's not "politically" correct.
I replied to this email because I find
this interesting :
" indeed, GnuGK can not only rewrite the disconnect cause, but also use it to make the alternate routing decision." " I was not aware that GnuGk can do rerouting of
calls. So far, I couldn't make a GNUGK (proxy or no proxy) to reroute a call if
the first gateway sends a certain cause-code or a set of cause-codes. Does
anyone knows if that's possible ??? As far as I can see it, that's a softswitch
functionallity which GNUGK isn't !
Lucian
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 10:57
AM
Subject: Configuring
disconnect cause
Hi All,
I'm using gnugk 2.2.2 in full proxy mode for receiving and terminating
calls from / to unregistered gateways.
Most of the cariers are asking to receive disconnect cause 34 (No
circuit / channel available) for the calls failed with other causes than 16,
17 etc in order to be able to re-route them.
Searching in the the archives of this list I found the following
message:
" From: Teodor Georgiev
<tgeorgiev@xxxxx> Re: Configuring Reject / Disconnect Cause
2005-02-28 14:06 indeed, GnuGK can not only rewrite the disconnect cause, but also use it to make the alternate routing decision." If
possible, please be so kind and explain how to perform the replacement of the
dcc and the re-routing. Thank you. Regards, Andrei U ddtmf@xxxxxxxxxxx
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