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Messages - Monica Tepelus

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Hi,

Try setting this in the /etc/hosts on the machine where yate is running:

10.XXX.YYY.ZZZ  ims.intranet.telephonic.com

and in accfile.conf

 registrar=ims.intranet.telephonic.com

5060 is the default port, so you don't need to specify it

122
Hi,

You buy a subscription to a provider that offers this service (has interconnect agreement with mobile network). You usually receive an username and password that you can configure in accfile.conf and you make a route in regexroute.conf (or another way) to route calls to that account.

http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/Accfile#Example_how_to_define_a_line
http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/Accfile#How_to_route_calls_from_regexroute_through_the_line

123
YateBTS / Re: nib online users not refreshed
« on: February 09, 2016, 06:05:39 AM »
Hi,

Did you click on that tab again after the user unregistered? The tab in the interface does't autorefresh but the yate nib application knows that a user unregistered and will return a new list when you click again on the tab

124
Hi,

You can keep that information in an sql table instead of a file:
http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/How_to_route_and_bill_from_a_database#Billing_from_database
see [call.cdr] section

125
Hi,

Please post a screenshot of the auto attendant settings and a yate log with sniffer on.
http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/Debugging_and,_or_Investigation_of_messages#Enable_.2F_Disable_sniffer_in_telnet

126
Hi,

The log shows that you have the roaming mode activated instead of nib mode. Enable nib mode from the interface from BTS configurations or directly from ybts.conf configuration file.

127
Yate users hangout place / Re: What to purchase
« on: January 08, 2016, 02:57:17 AM »
Hi,

Before deciding what to buy you need to be able to answer some questions about the network topology and what are the network nodes from the network you interact with and the interfaces they offer. You will probably need to buy multiple SatSites and at least one YateUCN. The SatSites will send all calls/registration/sms requests to the YateUCN equipment using the SIP protocol. YateUCN has MAP/Diameter support and will forward the calls/registration and other requests using standard protocols to a HSS/HLR and other network nodes depending on the request.

The above is a typical solution to extend a network, when you already have a HSS/HLR to store your subscribers.

See the schema from this page to get a better understanding of the network topology and the protocols supported by YateUCN:
http://yatebts.com/yateucn.php

Once you understand your needs you can use the order form from:
http://www.yate.ro/quotation.php

128
Other Yate server issues / Re: How to redial
« on: January 06, 2016, 05:54:00 AM »
HI,

There are various ways to implement this.

1) javascript routing script
Channel.callTo("route to B"); 
Channel.callTo("route to C");

Example of route to B (a resource): sip/sip:B_number@ip:port  (this depends on where the call is routed and the used protocol).
This ways requires the least amount of code but there are few examples.

2) external module that catches call.disconnected for party A and sends call.execute on behalf of A (A's "id" from chan.disconnected )inside chan.masquerade to party C. You can find a lot of examples for this on Yate's mail list.

There could be other ways as well but this 2 are the easiest.

129
Hi,

You can't change the network ID from the public version of YateBTS that comes with the Labkit.
Can you post your subscribers.conf file from /etc/yate?

Did you delete/edit the 2 sims you received? If so, you should rewrite them because that information was only saved on your labkit, we can't restore it. If you didn't edit/delete them then also post a log of the phones trying to register.

130
YateBTS / Re: Cell Reselection values C1 and C2
« on: November 03, 2015, 04:25:55 AM »
Hello,

Did you find those parameters in yatebts.conf.sample. Can you please use the exact name they appear under?

131
Yate IVR / Re: IVR benchmark
« on: September 16, 2015, 04:55:12 AM »
Hello,

How are the ivrs implemented?
* PHP client scripts?
* Javascript routing script?
* yaypm?
* Another way?

That is a big number of calls considering that the media passes through Yate.
I haven't really tested it with that many simultaneous ivrs. My suggestion is to develop the ivr and then add a proxy in front that sends the calls to multiple ivr servers. At a certain point you will have too many calls.

132
Hi,

(2) "status regfile" will show users registered in regfile
(1) I don't understand what you want to achieve with this. There a lot of approaches for this.
- if you need to know the calls that were made on the server you could log the calls and the details about the participants:
http://docs.yate.ro/wiki/How_To%27s#Call_detail_records
You can log in a csv file or in a database
- if you want a custom log in telnet you could add a filter for "call.execute"
- you could even build a custom global module in javascript or php that prints a message when a call between 2 sip participants is made, but I don't see why you would need that.

I believe you need the first option.


133
YateBTS / Re: Change the SMS Welcome Message
« on: June 10, 2015, 07:19:10 AM »
Hi,

You need to change it in the nib.js code.
See sendGreetingMessage() function

135
Yate bugs / Re: How to find out which child is unresponsive?
« on: May 21, 2015, 07:09:43 AM »
Hi,

Usually you have more clues in the log. Please upload a bigger log and specify how many external scripts you are running and of what type. Problems usually indicate a bug in the external script.

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