[asterisk-ss7] how to install Asterisk-ss7 & libss7

Matthew Fredrickson creslin at digium.com
Mon Sep 25 16:32:37 MST 2006


It doesn't use the Sangoma SS7 support.  You need to set your 
signalling channel as a dchan (or hardhdlc if you're using Digium 
TE2xxp or TE4xxp cards).  I've been doing all of my development on 
digium cards so far, so I feel confident about how it works with them.  
I have not heard any results as to how reliable the sangoma cards are 
on a signalling link.

Matthew Fredrickson

On Sep 25, 2006, at 6:15 PM, Rob Hillis wrote:

> I actually figured it out late last night - I needed to "make 
> menuselect"
> and re-select everything.  Don't know why (since it was already 
> showing as
> selected) but it compiled fine.
>
> I had checked out both zaptel and libpri from SVN as well just to be on
> the safe side.  I now have 30 odd zap channels, but calls aren't being
> passed through, though my suspicion at this stage is that SS7 support
> isn't compiled into my wanpipe drivers.  (Why Sangoma insist on hiding 
> the
> SS7 code, I don't know!)
>
>
>> You can use asterisk trunk now instead of the asterisk-ss7 branch.
>> With the release of the 1.4 beta, I was able to put the libss7 changes
>> into trunk (no, this does not mean that it will be in 1.4, just in
>> trunk).  However, I suspect your problem with chan_zap compiles has to
>> do with the version of zaptel running on your system.  Make sure you
>> are using zaptel from trunk, not from 1.2.  Some things changed since
>> zaptel-1.2 so it is necessary to use zaptel-1.4 for it to compile.
>
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