I believe VOIP.ms is in the process of updating their switches.  I was told
several months ago that Seattle and one other were the two newest.  Makes me
wonder if only the old ones work correctly, and their new platform does not?

 

From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Tony Graziano
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 1:55 PM
To: Discussion list for users of sipXecs software
Subject: Re: [sipx-users] 1 Minute Voicemails with Voip.ms

 

Nevermind. I decided that would not work.

 

I thought the real question is... when the call comes into the Media Server
(Freeswitch), is sipxbridge STILL sending any keepalive back on RTP packets.
I suspect it is not, because if it did, it probably wouldn't hangup at the
other end on you.

 

Now the real question is -- If sipxbridge is handling the call and the
caller hits the voicemail system, does sipxbridge continue to handle rtp
keepalive (if so, its not working) or does freeswitch. if freeswitch is (i
can't imagine it does, but...) then sipxbridge ought to be able to know this
and handle the keepalive or forward it.

 

Since voip.ms evidently watched a call not get sent the keepalive, and I
registered a DID to atlanta just now and tried EVERY rtp keepalive setting
in sipxbridge, we ought to zero in on "what is sipxbridge not doing
correctly" or "what is sipxbridge sending properly that voip.ms is not
interpreting correctly".

 

Have you performed a call trace (media/bridge at debug) and got a packet
capture? If you do that and think that sipxbridge is not doing something
properly, a JIRA ought to be opened. Since noone else has these issues with
other carriers (that have been reported), it might just be a voip.ms thing,
and if it is their problem, they need to be made aware of it too.

On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 4:26 PM, Tony Graziano
<[email protected]> wrote:

Have you set the gateway in sipx to "Use Dummy RTP payload" and registered
to one of their red headed stepchildren POP's? I say stepchild, because they
seem to treat all pop's differently or with favoritism. I'm sure those POP's
got what they deserve though.

 

On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 4:13 PM, Gerald Drouillard <[email protected]>
wrote:

Does anyone know of a sipx rtp "keepalive" setting during voicemail?
I just wanted to share this experience for anyone in the future having this
problem:

02:37:02 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Yes, and the voicemail message is capped at
exactly 1 min everytime with the 2 dids on this account.
02:37:57 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Calling in through a different ITSP to the
same extension does not have that problem.
02:38:31 PM [Albert] I see. Please hold on a moment. 
02:38:41 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Under this same account the other subaccount
does not have the problem
02:40:22 PM [Albert] You're using the same PBX and the same network?
02:41:04 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Same version of pbx different location
02:41:22 PM [Gerald Drouillard] I actually have 2 other locations working
fine
02:42:33 PM [Albert] Ok. Let me check your settings one more time.
02:46:44 PM [Gerald Drouillard] I see a rate limiting entry on the firewall.
I disabled and will try again.
02:48:41 PM [Albert] Sure let me know if that helps.
02:49:18 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Nope. 
02:52:31 PM [Gerald Drouillard] The "bye" does come from your system.
02:53:43 PM [Albert] Ok, hold on a moment.
02:55:22 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Is there a "hang up on 1 min of silence
coming from my pbx" setting on your side?
02:59:11 PM [Gerald Drouillard] I am rebooting the system now to disable one
other iptables rule.
02:59:59 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Keep in mind though it does work coming in
from another ITSP
03:00:57 PM [Albert] Yes, we understand. We are currently reviewing the
trace. Please make any test that you try convenient and let us know if that
helps.
03:09:22 PM [Albert] Gerald, can you let me know if the call that goes to
your voicemail is put in hold or something like that.
03:10:26 PM [Albert] Because we don't have any timeout setting if the call
remain in silence during a period of time.
03:14:22 PM [Albert] Also notice that at the moment our server have a
timeout of 60 seconds if we don't receive any RTP packages. In that case if
your system/device doesn't send any RTP package during that time the call is
ended.
03:15:26 PM [Gerald Drouillard] I doubt it, the trace shows ringing, then
IVR.
03:15:54 PM [Gerald Drouillard] When leaving a voicemail over 60 sec?
03:16:27 PM [Albert] Gerald can you please make a test using our newyork or
Los Angeles, we have that setting to 15 minutes in those servers.
03:17:17 PM [Gerald Drouillard] ok. Do I have to switch the subaccount
setting or can I just log into newyork?
03:18:06 PM [Albert] You need to change the server in your system and also
change the Point of Presence in the DID number.
03:21:32 PM [Albert] Gerald, once you change those settings, please test
again.
03:22:28 PM [Gerald Drouillard] The settings are changed. The pbx is logging
into newyork
03:22:44 PM [Gerald Drouillard] I'll make the call now
03:22:50 PM [Albert] Ok. Sure.
03:25:45 PM [Gerald Drouillard] That seems to be working. Got past 1 min
03:25:59 PM [Gerald Drouillard] What pop's have the 60 sec rule?
03:27:00 PM [Albert] Only Newyork and los Angeles have a rule to 15 minutes.
For the other servers is set to 60 seconds.
03:28:10 PM [Albert] What seems to be happening is that the device stops
sending RTP packages when enters to voicemail. Please try to find a settings
that avoids this behavior and that issue should not occur.
03:28:57 PM [Gerald Drouillard] Why would it send RTP if it does not have to
send anything in vm?
03:29:11 PM [Albert] In order to keep the connection alive.
03:29:40 PM [Albert] I can also suggest that you perform a firmware update
to see if that helps.
03:30:16 PM [Gerald Drouillard] All systems are up to date.
03:30:36 PM [Albert] Please notice, that this is a security measure in order
to avoid the calls keep connected when the device is not sending any
information.
03:31:13 PM [Gerald Drouillard] There is a keep alive setting that is set to
none at the moment. I am guessing that needs to be RTP for you?
03:33:36 PM [Albert] That settings usually works for the registration. 
03:34:28 PM [Gerald Drouillard] I don't think there is a setting during
voicemail to "keepalive"
03:34:32 PM [Albert] The keep alive setting, it's to prevent a router from
closing it's NAT External port.
03:35:06 PM [Albert] In that case Gerald, I can suggest that you use our
Newyork or Los Angeles server for the meantime.
03:35:35 PM [Gerald Drouillard] There is a NAT setting in voip.ms. Would
turning that off work?
03:36:56 PM [Albert] No, that would not work. Please notice that you need to
find any setting related with the RTP packages.





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Drouillard & Associates, Inc.
http://www.Drouillard.biz

 

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