Siemens 420 S, 410 S manual Music on Hold MOH, SdpLineNumiteratorinit&iterator

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Music on Hold (MOH)

Execution of Call Pickup

8 Music on Hold (MOH)

The RFC 3261 offers several options for indicating " On Hold". In case of an optiPoint tele- phone, a method "INACTIVE" is added to the session description if the other party is put on hold. Asterisk, however, only recognizes "SENDONLY".

There is a workaround to make sure that Asterisk plays the MOH (Music on Hold) in spite of that. You have to modify the file chan_sip.c which by default is stored in the folder /usr/src/as- terisk/channels.

In line 3552 the RTP MAP is assigned.

This is the original source code:

sdpLineNum_iterator_init(&iterator);

while ((a = get_sdp_iterate(&iterator, req, "a"))[0] != '\0') { char* mimeSubtype = ast_strdupa(a); /* ensures we have enough

space */

if (!strcasecmp(a, "sendonly")) { sendonly=1;

continue;

}

if (!strcasecmp(a, "sendrecv")) { sendonly=0;

}

if (sscanf(a, "rtpmap: %u %[^/]/", &codec, mimeSubtype) != 2) continue;

if (debug)

ast_verbose("Found description format %s\n", mimeSubtype);

/* Note: should really look at the 'freq' and '#chans' params

too */

ast_rtp_set_rtpmap_type(p->rtp, codec, "audio", mimeSubtype);

if (p->vrtp) ast_rtp_set_rtpmap_type(p->vrtp, codec, "video",

mimeSubtype);

}

For evaluating the INACTIVE of the optiPoint telephones, the If loop has to be adjusted in a cer- tain way so that the INACTIVE is interpreted as SENDONLY.

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Contents HiPath OptiPoint 410 S / 420 S Using with Asterisk Overview 2 System Requirements Configuration of Asterisk Music on Hold MOH 9 Reference List 10 Sample ConfigurationConfiguration of Asterisk OverviewSystem Requirements OverviewSample configuration SIP RegistrationSyntax ExampleBindport BindaddrAllow QualifyExample First User/Telephone Example Second User/TelephoneType UsernameDial Plan SyntaxExplanations for lines 1 and 2 in the example Basic Configuration of optiPoint Telephones Basic Configuration of optiPoint TelephonesWeb Interface DialSIP/10,5,rBasic Configuration of optiPoint Telephones General Information Network IP and routingQuality of Service Lan Port settingSIP environment Network IP Address and Routing Dhcp Terminal hostnameQuality of Service SIP Environment New SIP password / Confirm SIP password Phone numberSIP Port SIP server typeMulti Line Voicemail numberSettings in voicemail.conf VoicemailVoicemail ExplanationUser1@mail.com U10@myphones / b10@myphonesSettings in the file sip.conf Exten = 99,1,VoiceMailMainVoiceMailMain Notifymimetype=text/plainSetting up the Message Key on the optiPoint Telephone Call Pickup Group DefinitionExecution of Call Pickup Pickup10&11 Music on Hold MOH Music on Hold MOHSdpLineNumiteratorinit&iterator Space If !strcasecmpa, sendonly sendonly=1 Continue Reference List Sample Configuration Sample ConfigurationSip.conf Extensions.conf Myphones Exten = 10,1,DialSIP/10,5,rExten = 99,1,VoiceMailMain Exten = *8.,1,Pickup10&11 Voicemail.conf
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