[asterisk-users] Re: strange ring

[Pryakhin Dimitry]

Hello,
thank you for your advice.
Tried this, but still it didnt work out.
The thing is that the problem occours randomly.
There is not any predictable (from my point of view) reason for this.


Here is hte part of my dialplan:

office*CLI> show dialplan outrt-001-PSTN
'061' => 1.Macro(dialout-trunk|1|${EXTEN}||)
                2.Macro(dialout-trunk|2|${EXTEN}||)
                3.Macro(outisbusy|)

'_NXXXXXX' =>  1.Macro(dialout-trunk|1|${EXTEN}||)

                            2.Macro(dialout-trunk|2|${EXTEN}||)
                            3.Macro(outisbusy|)

Just cracking my head over this.

Dimitry


Mojo with Horan & Company, LLC wrote:
> When you are dealing with the PSTN network, you generally DON'T need 
> an 'r' in your Dial command options.  This will force ring indication 
> for situations where the PSTN carrier does NOT provide them already.  
> I'd bet yours *does* provide ring...  Hook up a regular phone to the 
> wall jack (skipping asterisk), dial someone, does it ring while you're 
> waiting?  If it does, remove the 'r' from your Dial command, leaving 
> just 't'.
>
> Also, I suspect that you want 'T' instead of 't':
>
> pbx*CLI> show application dial
> ...
>     t    - Allow the called party to transfer the calling party by
>            sending the DTMF sequence defined in features.conf.
>     T    - Allow the calling party to transfer the called party by
>            sending the DTMF sequence defined in features.conf.
> ...
>
> Since you are the one doing the calling, you would be the only one who 
> wants to transfer the call.  T allows the calling party to transfer, 
> 't' allows the /called/ party to transfer.  Further, if your phone has 
> a transfer function, it is my understanding that the 't' and the 'T' 
> options aren't needed.  As specified in the output above, the 't' and 
> the 'T' only make the DTMF sequences defined in features.conf be 
> recognized and acted upon.
>
> Mojo
>
> Pryakhin Dimitry wrote:
>> Tomislav Parcina wrote:
>>> Pryakhin Dimitry wrote:
>>>> Hello
>>>>
>>>> Im having strange asterisk ring.
>>>>
>>>> I'm dialing PSTN network, then I get my call answered and I hear a 
>>>> person talking
>>>> but the same time remote person can't hear me. They get a ring tone.
>>>>
>>>> What can be the problem?
>>>> Where do I need to look for it?
>>>
>>> Do you have r in your Dial command?
>>>
>>>
>> I have "tr" option.
>>
>> extensions.conf
>> [globals]
>> [DIAL_OPTIONS] = tr
>>
>> But the thing is, that asterisk playin ringtone to a called person 
>> like that persone is calling some one.
>>
>> Dimitry
>>
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Pryakhin Dimitry
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