Hi,
yes, use t_check_status() and t_local_replied() functions to detect a
local generated 408 (note a received 408 should not trigger the failover
logic).
Regards,
Bogdan
Chahn Kim wrote:
> Hi, all
>
> We are implementing a failure route upon t_relay() to UASs.
> This failure route is intended to a Caller who's destination UAS is not
> responding at all, till the request gets timed out, which can be arguably
> interpreted as UAS' internet is down. The purpose is to re-route incoming
> calls to
> any alternatives; i.e. cell pnone or other landline # when the remote user
> site lost
> netwrok connectivity.
>
> For the scenario above, t_check_status("408") would be the best for
> determining?
> Any other better methods or test functions in Openser?
>
> Greatly appreciate experienced' guidance.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
> John Chahn Kim
>
>
>
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