The things are like this: - for analog lines the decision when the call is connected or not is made when ringback stops and voice is detected. But you can overpass that by using reverse polarity equipments. For this both GSM box and voip gateway should understand and be set on reverse polarity signaling. Knowing that the GSM provider never charges for these announcements it will either not send any connect signaling to the GSM box. So the GSM box will never switch the polarity of the line to signal away that the call was connected. Since the voip gateway is set to reverse polarity also it will not transmit to the gatekeeper the connect message. So all the problem is between the GSM box and the VOIP GW. The GSM box always knows when the call is chargeable because of the nature of the GSM signaling (think as about any usual mobile phone). The problem is that it does not signals this to the voip gw, or they do not understand each other. - if your gateway is digital then the signaling (like isdn) is much more richer in ways to transmit the connect message. And usually it does this succesfully. If you have this issue with digital equipments then is all about bad configurations or bad choosed protocol (check on both sides: gsm and voip gw). Hope this helped. Best regards, Gabi At 02:47 PM 8/17/2007, biuro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: >Thx for fast answer. >So how Stargate-GSM gateway know that this is a message from network >? coz it can be disabled on it. It is Quescom gateway. I was asking >Technical support but thay are saying that it is impossible to make, >but i dont belive them. I think that it is some Stage in signaling - >Alerting. If this signaling accured Stargate is droping a call. >GnuGK dont see this satages ? i saw there some options like Signal >timeout and Alerting timeout but i dont know if it has something with that. > >THX. >Marcin Benc. > > > > > > That is happening because your GSM gateway is sending connect signal. > > Is not a gnugk problem and gk cannot make the difference when is a > > person and when is a recorded message. > > For some analog GSM devices you can have correct signaling only when > > enabling reverse polarity. > > So check in your GSM box what options you have to disable this > > 'connected' message. You have not specified what kind of GSM gw is it. > > > > Regards, > > Gabi > > > > > > At 01:47 PM 8/17/2007, biuro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > >>Hello, > >>i have difficult problem for me. > >>Firstly i i wll tell you the story about it: > >>There is a GSM gateway with cards. There is mobile operator named > >>ERA. There are 2 accound on every card one with minutes and one with > >>money. When becouse of something account with money is less then > >>1USD for example there is message from operator when calling like " > >>charge card " - the nice lady is saying. Call is made becouse there > >>are still minutes on cards but there is this message - we dont what > >>this message. On Stargate 2N firm t is very simple not to have this > >>message just checking the box named : "no alerting before connect" - > >>from manual : by activation this parameter you can remove ALERTING > >>message from messeges sequence of bulding outgoing call to gsm. > >>The call it disconnected when this ALERTING message is. > >> > >>SO please tell me if it is possible to remove this message or > >>disconnect call when alerting acured ? like it is happenning on Stargate > >> ? > >> > >>THX. > >>------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >>This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. > >>Still grepping through log files to find problems? 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