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Tim,
I have implemented a large number of changes, some
by me, some supplied by others. I have an ANSI version, that will compile,
and load, but am having a problem with the T1 time timing out on me. I
think if I could get past that problem, then
a 24 bit point code, loosely based ansi module
would at least align the signaling links and reset the voice
channels.
Making a call, is still yet to
come....
Tom Chandler
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 2:15
PM
Subject: RE: [asterisk-ss7] Chan_ss7.so
US / ANSI version bounty
My
issue currently is time that I can devote to this, but never the less I'll try
my best to review the current code against the ANSI standards. I don't
think that this would be a big undertaking, it would just take some time and
focus. I'm willing to do some of this just to see this technology get
into Asterisk as an Open-Source.
Tim, Tom and anyone else interested in extending
the chan_ss7 driver to work using the US ANSI standard.
Would anyone be willing to put forward some money to
get this working using ANSI standards, We have heard from those saying
it would be big undertaking but HOW big.
Would any of the current chan_ss7 developers be willing
to do this? I would be willing to put up a $1000 bounty for someone to
do this. Hopefully we can get a couple more people to put up some
money.
If someone is willing to do this work for a bounty when
it reaches the correct point please let me know soon. I might be able
to get more money for it as well.
Thanks
I would like to use this in the US, my problem is that I don't have
much time to work independantly currently. My issue really is that I
need to see the different levels of SS7 be laid out like:
TCAP: local databse
SCCP: remote SS7 database
ISUP: Circuit info
MTP3: GateWay for services
In some Configuation file to interface with Asterisk.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tom
Chandler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 3/30/2006
11:50 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc:
Subject: [asterisk-ss7] Chan_ss7.so
I have got chan_ss7.so (8.3) running on two
Asterisk 1.2.4 servers back to back with T1.5 connection between
them.
I can complete calls in both directions
between the two switches, so I believe that SS7 is working.
I would like to extend the package,however
before I work on it, questions:
1. Is anyone using this package in
the US, and if so, are the connections to a STP or to other
switch.
2. First requirement is to expand the
package to support two signaling links.
3. Add trunk cic (pic code ie, 0288 =
AT&T), so it can be included in the IAM.
4. As anyone studied the dump file,
when capturing MSU's. I am having trouble with the fields before
the message type, and some other minor layout issues.
If anyone has answers to the above, I would
appreciate, and would welcome anyone who wishes to work on these
extensions to the package(Many more to add, but start
small).
Thank You
Tom Chandler
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