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Don Fanning don at 00100100.netOne other note. I have gotten it to ring the mobile from asterisk. But from the mobile to asterisk does not work. Thank you again for any assistance! Regards, -Don On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 12:58 PM, Don Fanning <don at 00100100.net> wrote: > With that removed I get a new error: "the number you have dialed is not > assigned". It's not routing to the asterisk yet (the idea is that it hits > extension 500 on the asterisk which is the welcome to asterisk default > extension) but no activity is present on the asterisk console. Sorry, the > documentation is rather weak in this area. > > Thanks again for any assistance! > -Don > --- > lcr output > 000000 DEBUG (in _action_init_call() line 34): EPOINT(3): Creating new > join instance. > 000000 DEBUG (in JoinRemote() line 32): Constructor(new join) ref=1002 > 000000 DEBUG (in JoinRemote() line 36): New remote join connected to > endpoint id 3 and application asterisk (ref=1002) > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:42.885 EP(3): ACTION remote (setup) number > 500 remote asterisk > 000000 DEBUG (in message_put() line 61): message MESSAGE_SETUP written > from 3 to 3 (memory 8629248) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_put() line 61): message MESSAGE_OVERLAP written > from 3 to 3 (memory 862cb00) > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:42.885 EP(3): SETUP ACKNOWLEDGE to CH(3) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_TONE reading > from 3 to 3 (memory 86220d8) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_epoint() line 602): PORT(GSM-1-in) isdn port with > (caller id 200) setting tone 'dialing' dir '' > 000000 DEBUG (in set_tone() line 1543): isdn port now plays tone:'dialing'. > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_SETUP reading > from 3 to 3 (memory 8629248) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_epoint() line 60): Message 5 of endpoint 3 from > LCR to remote (ref=1002) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_OVERLAP reading > from 3 to 3 (memory 862cb00) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_epoint() line 778): Pgsm_bs(GSM-1-in) gsm port > with (caller id 200) received unhandled nessage: 7 > 000000 DEBUG (in b_sock_callback() line 2009): DL_ESTABLISH confirm: > bchannel is now activated (socket 14). > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:42.886 CH(3): BCHANNEL control port 1 > DSP-DTMF 1 > 000000 DEBUG (in message_remote() line 78): Message 12 of endpoint 3 from > remote to LCR (ref=1002) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_put() line 61): message MESSAGE_RELEASE written > from 3 to 3 (memory 861d228) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_RELEASE reading > from 3 to 3 (memory 861d228) > 000000 DEBUG (in ea_message_join() line 3397): EPOINT(3) epoint with > terminal '' (caller id '200') received release with cause 1 location 1 > 000000 DEBUG (in join_disconnect_release() line 3092): EPOINT(3) we have > own cause or we have no patterns. (own_cause=0 pattern=0) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_put() line 61): message MESSAGE_TONE written from > 3 to 3 (memory 8620ae0) > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:42.887 EP(3): TONE to CH(3) directory > default name cause_01 > 000000 DEBUG (in message_put() line 61): message MESSAGE_DISCONNECT > written from 3 to 3 (memory 8624398) > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:42.887 EP(3): DISCONNECT to CH(3) cause > value=1 location=1-Local-PBX > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_TONE reading > from 3 to 3 (memory 8620ae0) > 000000 DEBUG (in message_epoint() line 602): PORT(GSM-1-in) isdn port with > (caller id 200) setting tone 'cause_01' dir '' > 000000 DEBUG (in set_tone() line 1543): isdn port now plays > tone:'cause_01'. > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_DISCONNECT > reading from 3 to 3 (memory 8624398) > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:42.887 CH(3): MNCC_DISC_REQ LCR<->BSC port 1 > progress coding=3 location=1 descr=8 cause coding=3 location=1 value=1 > 000000 DEBUG (in new_state() line 252): PORT(GSM-1-in) new state > PORT_STATE_IN_PROCEEDING --> PORT_STATE_OUT_DISCONNECT > 000000 DEBUG (in message_epoint() line 778): Pgsm_bs(GSM-1-in) gsm port > with (caller id 200) received unhandled nessage: 11 > 000000 DEBUG (in read_audio() line 482): PORT(GSM-1-in) no tone: > /usr/local/lcr/tones_american/cause_01 > 000000 DEBUG (in read_audio() line 585): PORT(GSM-1-in) opening tone: > /usr/local/lcr/tones_american/cause_01_loop > 000000 DEBUG (in read_audio() line 585): PORT(GSM-1-in) opening tone: > /usr/local/lcr/tones_american/cause_01_loop > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:52.720 CH(3): MNCC_REL_IND LCR<->BSC port 1 > 000000 DEBUG (in message_put() line 61): message MESSAGE_RELEASE written > from 3 to 3 (memory 861d580) > 000000 DEBUG (in free_epointlist() line 81): PORT(3) removed epoint from > port > 000000 DEBUG (in new_state() line 252): PORT(GSM-1-in) new state > PORT_STATE_OUT_DISCONNECT --> PORT_STATE_RELEASE > 000000 DEBUG (in message_get() line 107): message MESSAGE_RELEASE reading > from 3 to 3 (memory 861d580) > 000000 DEBUG (in ea_message_port() line 2735): EPOINT(3) release with > cause=16 location=0 (terminal '', caller id '200') > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:52.720 EP(3): RELEASE from CH(3) cause > value=16 location=0-User > 000000 DEBUG (in port_disconnect_release() line 2207): EPOINT(3) current > multipoint cause 0 location 0, received cause 16 location 0. > 000000 DEBUG (in port_disconnect_release() line 2209): EPOINT(3) new > multipoint cause 16 location 0. > 000000 DEBUG (in process_hangup() line 2420): EPOINT(3): terminal '' > 000000 DEBUG (in process_hangup() line 2500): EPOINT(3): terminal : > current action 'remote' has a hangup function, so we call it... > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:52.721 EP(3): ACTION hangup > 000000 DEBUG (in free_portlist() line 185): EPOINT(3) removed port_list > from endpoint > 000000 DEBUG (in release() line 215): EPOINT(3): do pending release > (joincause 16 location 0) > 000000 DEBUG (in release() line 233): EPOINT(3) do pending release > (portcause 16 portlocation) > 000000 DEBUG (in release() line 310): EPOINT(3) do pending release of > epoint itself. > 000000 DEBUG (in ~Pgsm_bs() line 62): Destroyed GSM BS process(GSM-1-in). > 000000 DEBUG (in ~Pgsm() line 159): Destroyed GSM process(GSM-1-in). > 000000 DEBUG (in drop_bchannel() line 1074): PmISDN(GSM-1-in) dropping > bchannel > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:52.721 CH(3): BCHANNEL deactivate port 1 > channel 1 > 000000 DEBUG (in ~PmISDN() line 224): destroyed mISDNPort(GSM-1-in). > Currently 0 objects > 000000 DEBUG (in ~Port() line 210): removing port of type 4625, name > 'GSM-1-in' > 000000 DEBUG (in ~Endpoint() line 134): removed endpoint 3. > 000000 DEBUG (in b_sock_callback() line 2017): DL_RELEASE confirm: > bchannel is now de-activated (socket 14). > 000000 TRACE 10.02.12 07:51:52.721 CH: BCHANNEL remove socket port 1 > channel 1 socket 14 > --- > Interface.conf for detail. > > OpenBSC:/usr/local/lcr# cat interface.conf > # interface.conf > ################ > # Example of an ISDN interface on port 0 used for external calls. > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 0 > > # Example of a multilink ISDN interface (Anlagenanschluss) on port 2 > # and 3 > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 2 > #portnum 3 > > > # Example of an PTP ISDN interface on port 0 > # Layer-2-Hold is required to keep link alive. > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 0 > #ptp > #layer2hold yes > > > # Example of an internal ISDN interface on port 1, which accepts all > extensions > > #[Int] > #extension > #portnum 1 > #nt > > > # Example of an ISDN interface on port 1, which accepts only extensions > # 201, 202 and 203 > > #[Int] > #extension > #msn 201,202,203 > #portnum 1 > #nt > > > # Example of three ISDN interfaces on port 1, 2 and 3, which accept > # extension 201 on all interfaces, and extension 202 and 203 on the first > port > # only. > # Hint: To make extension ring on all three interfaces parallel, use > # "interface Int1,Int2,In3" in extension's settings file. > > #[Int1] > #extension > #msn 201,202,203 > #portnum 1 > #nt > > #[Int2] > #extension > #msn 201 > #portnum 2 > #nt > > #[Int3] > #extension > #msn 201 > #portnum 3 > #nt > > > # Example of an ISDN interface on port 0 that requires screening of caller > IDs. > # This is required if the connected line doesn't screen caller IDs. > # Also this interface will connect bchannel during call setup, so tones are > # required. > > #[Ext] > #extern > #screen-out unknown 300 national 21250993300 > #screen-out unknown 2% national 212509932% > #tones yes > #portnum 0 > > > # Example of an ISDN PRI interface on port 0 that has directed channels. > # 10 channels (channel 1-10) are incomming only. > # 10 channels (channel 11-15,17-21) are outgoing only. > # 10 channels (channel 22-31) are both way. > # We prefer to use directed channels first, then we request any channel. > # Outgoing calls on both-way-channels shall be indicated as "any channel". > # (Siemens EWSD will select bot-way-channels when indicated that way.) > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 0 > #layer2hold > #channel-in 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31 > #channel-out force,11,12,13,14,15,17,18,19,20,21,any > > > # Example of an ISDN interface that runs in NT-mode, but provides tones > during > # setup. Also we provide tones during setup also. > # This is usefull to interconnect to another PBX. > # Additinally the timeout values for the different call states are > adjusted to 60 seconds. > # They are: setup, dialing, proceeding, alerting, disconnect > > #[PBX] > #portnum 4 > #nt > #layer2hold yes > #earlyb yes > #tones yes > #timeouts 60 60 60 60 60 > > > # Example of an interface on port 0 connected to another LCR > # This can be done by direct cross cable (terminated of course) or via > L1oIP. > # Since the remote side (NT-mode) normally doesn't accept informations like > # redirected number or display facility, use 'te-special' to even transmit > that > # against the ISDN specifications. A remote LCR can handle that. > # Now all information elements can be transmitted in both directions. > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 0 > #te-special > > > # Alternatively give port name. You will find the name with 'isdninfo' > tool. > > #[Int2] > #portname hfc-s_usb.1 > #nt > > > # The remote switch may reject extreamly large numbers to be dialed during > # setup message. Define a limit of maximum numbers to dial. The rest of > # digits will be dialed after setup via overlap dialing. > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 0 > #dialmax 20 > > > # Example of an ISDN interface on port 1, with alternate tones_dir to use. > # In this case, the tones are "german" tones generated by mISDN_dsp.ko. > # It is possible to give different sample sets, like "tones_german". > > #[Int] > #extension > #msn 201,202,203 > #tones_dir german > #portnum 1 > #nt > > > # A special case for GSM Network interface. > # You may add 'extension' and 'msn' keywords to turn all your subscribers > # in you GSM network to internal 'extensions'. > # The MSN numbers will equal the subscriber number. > [GSM] > gsm-bs > tones yes > earlyb no > > # A special case for GSM Mobile Station interface. > # give "gsm-ms <name of mobile instance>". > # You may add 'extern' to make this interface the external line by default. > #[GSM] > #gsm-ms 1 > #tones no > #earlyb yes > ##extern > > > # Use chan_lcr (Asterisk PBX interface) as internal interface. > # The interface requires mISDN_l1loop.ko to be loaded: > # modprobe mISDN_l1loop nchannel=8 # use up to 8 b-channels > # The caller ID is used as extension, if "extension" parameter is given. > # Use "screen-in % xxx" to modify any caller id to xxx. > # An internal extension does not receive tones ("earlyb"), but sends them. > [ast] > remote asterisk > extension > #screen-in % 209 > earlyb no > tones yes > > > # Use Sofia-SIP as SIP point-to-point interface > #[sip] > #sip <local ip> <remote ip> > #sip 10.0.0.12 10.0.0.34 > #earlyb no > #tones no > > > # Hint: Enter "lcr interface" for quick help on interface options. > > > # Add your interfaces here: > > > #[Ext] > #extern > #portnum 0 > > > #[Int] > #extension > #msn 200,201,202,203 > #portnum 1 > #nt > > > > On Fri, Feb 10, 2012 at 1:40 AM, Andreas Eversberg <andreas at eversberg.eu>wrote: > >> Don Fanning wrote: >> > So my next question is how do I create an extension for the mobile and >> > link it to asterisk? Is there a way for LCR to automatically generate >> > extensions? >> hi don, >> >> remove "extension" keyword from your interface config. all calls are >> then treated as external calls. >> >> >> regards, >> >> andreas >> >> > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.osmocom.org/pipermail/openbsc/attachments/20120210/272f0bea/attachment.htm>