Forget the beers invest in a keg :)
Reza - Asterisk Enthusiast wrote:
Ok.... sleep deprivation! Can I blame it on that or my ignorance?
LOL! I owe Jim... I think 2 beers... Now adds to the list you &
Blaine! That's 4 beers in the tank... I think I owe two other dudes
beer in here... so that's 6 beers in my tank... and that other dude,
what's his name?... the one with that interesting concept of the old
swiss nanny and the timing concept... that's 7 beers. Did I miss out
anyone?
I've always believed in the concept of rewarding with beers or
something of equal value or greater ;)... per mystery solved. So
next time we are at the meeting, drink, fries or sandwich...what ever
it is... on me!
Thanks Nabeel, Thanks Blaine.
Cheers!
Reza.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nabeel Jafferali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 7:43 PM
Subject: RE: [on-asterisk] Asterisk - Ringing tone in Dial Plan
> Get rid of the "r".
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Reza - Asterisk Enthusiast [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: June 11, 2006 3:08 PM
>> To: TAUG
>> Subject: [on-asterisk] Asterisk - Ringing tone in Dial Plan
>>
>> Hello Enthusiasts:
>>
>> This is a question for the more hard core Asterisk users. I
>> have a dial plan:
>>
>> exten => _9011.,2,Dial(SIP/LDProvider/${EXTEN:4},120,tr)
>>
>> Here is the issue... Everytime a call is placed, it of
>> course goes to my long distance carrier. Now either my
>> carrier "LDProvider" is able to successfully make the calls
>> go through, or not at all.
>>
>> But each time the above dial plan is executed, the voip phone
>> user thinks the call is going through because they hear the
>> ringing tone & feel that the other party's phone is ringing.
>>
>> The reality is that... as long as my LDProvider is
>> reachable, people think the other party's phone is ringing...
>> but only after the 1st 2 rings, the LDProvider sends either
>> one of the two signals.
>> 1. "Making progress".
>> 2. "All circuits busy"... or something like that.
>>
>> When it make's progress to reach the destination, the 3rd
>> ring at the clients side would be the first ring on the
>> destination side.
>>
>> When the circuits are busy at my LDProvider's side, my client
>> side still keeps ringing until 120 seconds have elapsed.
>>
>> So... the dilema is quite simple... I don't want my
>> client's to get the impression that their destination is
>> being reached by the misleading ringing tones before making
>> true progress from my LDProvider does... and I don't want my
>> client's to get the impression that the calls are still being
>> attempted while "All circuits busy" message is received.
>>
>> I want to give them a TRUE message... that is... if and
>> ONLY IF my LDProvider makes progress, ONLY THEN, I want my
>> clients to here the ringing tone that their destination
>> number (where ever on this planet) is ringing.
>>
>> Any input on this folks?
>>
>> Cheers!
>> Reza.
>>
>>
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