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Created by: BENGT ANDERSSON on 19-12-2011 09:36:01 AM
I need help in adding a user in a specific case when a call comes in without a "source number" "user", i get a SIP "From" header looking like this:
"<sip:10.160.108.53>;tag=2821~76ab30d4-0f12-4cd8-8bec-63e69de49af2-34353355", and this call is not possible to answer.
I have tried with the following script but i must be "off" somwhere casuse it does not work :-)
M = {}
local function add_user(msg, header)
local uriString = msg:getUri(header)
if uriString
then
local uri = sipUtils.parseUri(uriString)
if uri
then
local user = uri:getUser()
if user == nil or user == "" then
local newuri = string.format("<sip:anonymous@%s>", "%1")
hdrvalue = hdrvalue:gsub("<sip
.*)>", newuri)
end
end
end
end
end
local function process_outbound_INVITE(msg)
add_user(msg, "From")
end
M.outbound_INVITE = process_outbound_INVITE -- Process outbound INVITE
return M
Anyone how can point me in the right direction ?
Bengt
Subject: RE: Adding a "user" in "From" header ?
Replied by: William Delgado on 20-01-2012 09:13:44 AM
HI BengT Anderson,
I am an user and definitely not a developer. I ran into a similar issue as well, my sip uri looked like: <sip:ipv4:5060> I was able to get this routed the right way in call manager but not on my cisco voice gateway.
What I did was to add a "SIP Route Pattern". I am running CM 8.6 and this is located in: http://callmanager/ccmadmin then go to; Call Routing > SIP Route Pattern.
In my call flow, here is how I am setup:
PSTN > 2pri > Voice GW > (h323) > CM
What I did was that I created a sip trunk from CM to the voice gateway (cisco 2811) and then in the configuration of the sip route patern, I entered the IP address in the first field and in the bottom I selected the new sip trunk I created above and then CM started to route the calls the right way.
THere might be an easier way of getting this done, I am not an expert. IF you happen to know how to get this done in the gateway please DO share though!..lol It would really help me on another project that I am working on.
Subject: RE: Adding a "user" in "From" header ?
Replied by: William Delgado on 20-01-2012 09:13:44 AM
HI BengT Anderson,
I am an user and definitely not a developer. I ran into a similar issue as well, my sip uri looked like: <sip:ipv4:5060> I was able to get this routed the right way in call manager but not on my cisco voice gateway.
What I did was to add a "SIP Route Pattern". I am running CM 8.6 and this is located in: http://callmanager/ccmadmin then go to; Call Routing > SIP Route Pattern.
In my call flow, here is how I am setup:
PSTN > 2pri > Voice GW > (h323) > CM
What I did was that I created a sip trunk from CM to the voice gateway (cisco 2811) and then in the configuration of the sip route patern, I entered the IP address in the first field and in the bottom I selected the new sip trunk I created above and then CM started to route the calls the right way.
THere might be an easier way of getting this done, I am not an expert. IF you happen to know how to get this done in the gateway please DO share though!..lol It would really help me on another project that I am working on.
Created by: BENGT ANDERSSON on 19-12-2011 09:36:01 AM
I need help in adding a user in a specific case when a call comes in without a "source number" "user", i get a SIP "From" header looking like this:
"<sip:10.160.108.53>;tag=2821~76ab30d4-0f12-4cd8-8bec-63e69de49af2-34353355", and this call is not possible to answer.
I have tried with the following script but i must be "off" somwhere casuse it does not work :-)
M = {}
local function add_user(msg, header)
local uriString = msg:getUri(header)
if uriString
then
local uri = sipUtils.parseUri(uriString)
if uri
then
local user = uri:getUser()
if user == nil or user == "" then
local newuri = string.format("<sip:anonymous@%s>", "%1")
hdrvalue = hdrvalue:gsub("<sip
.*)>", newuri) end
end
end
end
end
local function process_outbound_INVITE(msg)
add_user(msg, "From")
end
M.outbound_INVITE = process_outbound_INVITE -- Process outbound INVITE
return M
Anyone how can point me in the right direction ?
Bengt
Subject: RE: Adding a "user" in "From" header ?
Replied by: William Delgado on 20-01-2012 09:13:44 AM
HI BengT Anderson,
I am an user and definitely not a developer. I ran into a similar issue as well, my sip uri looked like: <sip:ipv4:5060> I was able to get this routed the right way in call manager but not on my cisco voice gateway.
What I did was to add a "SIP Route Pattern". I am running CM 8.6 and this is located in: http://callmanager/ccmadmin then go to; Call Routing > SIP Route Pattern.
In my call flow, here is how I am setup:
PSTN > 2pri > Voice GW > (h323) > CM
What I did was that I created a sip trunk from CM to the voice gateway (cisco 2811) and then in the configuration of the sip route patern, I entered the IP address in the first field and in the bottom I selected the new sip trunk I created above and then CM started to route the calls the right way.
THere might be an easier way of getting this done, I am not an expert. IF you happen to know how to get this done in the gateway please DO share though!..lol It would really help me on another project that I am working on.
Subject: RE: Adding a "user" in "From" header ?
Replied by: William Delgado on 20-01-2012 09:13:44 AM
HI BengT Anderson,
I am an user and definitely not a developer. I ran into a similar issue as well, my sip uri looked like: <sip:ipv4:5060> I was able to get this routed the right way in call manager but not on my cisco voice gateway.
What I did was to add a "SIP Route Pattern". I am running CM 8.6 and this is located in: http://callmanager/ccmadmin then go to; Call Routing > SIP Route Pattern.
In my call flow, here is how I am setup:
PSTN > 2pri > Voice GW > (h323) > CM
What I did was that I created a sip trunk from CM to the voice gateway (cisco 2811) and then in the configuration of the sip route patern, I entered the IP address in the first field and in the bottom I selected the new sip trunk I created above and then CM started to route the calls the right way.
THere might be an easier way of getting this done, I am not an expert. IF you happen to know how to get this done in the gateway please DO share though!..lol It would really help me on another project that I am working on.