[asterisk-ss7] Nature of Address chan_SS7

[florian at gruendler.net]

Raul,

 

You are on the wrong channel with this question. You question is not
Asterisk related, much less lib_ss7 related. You ought to ask to the people
behind chan_ss7. It may be okay to discuss a general mobility topic on a BMW
list, but you aren’t getting much cheers if you discuss your Mercedes
problem on the BMW list despite the fact that both are cars.

 

Regards, Florian

 

PS: If you are a telco and you have local customers being switched to
another local customer (=physically connected to the same PBX), you
automatically have a dedicated exchange for that and a separate
trunk/linkset for non-local calls being sent off to your national or
international exchange. Nobody would want what you want anyway so what are
you trying to do here? Is this just an academic lab question or why does
your network planning require this?

 

 

 

Von: asterisk-ss7-bounces at lists.digium.com
[mailto:asterisk-ss7-bounces at lists.digium.com] Im Auftrag von Raul Baldeon
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 1. September 2011 23:42
An: asterisk-ss7 at lists.digium.com
Betreff: [asterisk-ss7] Nature of Address chan_SS7

 

Hello list,

I have an issue with chan_ss7. My current configuration only support
national calls or local calls; (I can switch changing the parameter noa from
linkset). 
Is there a way to work with both of them?

Here you are my configuration:

[linkset-siuc]
enabled => yes
enable_st => no
;use_connect => yes
use_connect => no; When use_connect = yes; There is no ringback in SS7 ->
SIP
hunting_policy => even_mru
context => ss7
language => da
t35 => 15000,timeout
subservice => auto
variant => ITU
noa => 0x1; (0x1 => for local calls and 0x2 for national calls)

[link-l1]
linkset => siuc
channels => 1-15,17-31
schannel => 16
firstcic => 1
enabled => yes
sltm => no


[host-mihost]
enabled => yes
opc => 0x391
dpc => siuc:012
links => l1:1                         ;span 1 of dahdi/system.conf
globaltitle => 0x00, 0x00, 0x01, 114509090
ssn => 7

Best Regards

Raúl

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