[OpenSIPS-Users] ACC Clairification

[Brett Nemeroff]

>> So I look for things like the $rd after calling cr_route. But if I do
>> this, sometimes on re-invites, the IPs are reversed. Also, sometimes
>> I've had carrier switches ACK with a different IP (That I don't
>> recognize, but is valid).
>>
>
> But the carrier is select when routing the initial request (the INVITE) -
> why do you need this information in the ACK or re-INVITE acc records?
>>

Since I'm logging failures as well as success, I see a few invites..
So I can't take the first one.. it failed.. Would it be 'syntactically
correct' if I take the first invite that returned 200?

I haven't tried logging with the missed flag.. I'm not sure how it get
written any differently when you use it.. I'll try it out..
-Brett



On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 11:22 AM, Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
<bogdan at voice-system.ro> wrote:
> Brett Nemeroff wrote:
>>
>> Bogdan,
>> This is really good information. But the problem I'm having is for
>> more unusual circumstances. In general, I need to know two things:
>> 1. When carriers fail
>>
>
> use missed_calls for that - missed_call flag allows you to do accounting per
> branch, so you can use it to log when an attempt to deliver a call via some
> carrier failed.
>>
>> 2. What carrier a call used
>>
>
> if the call was completed via (200OK), use the $ru in extra_accounting with
> no problem - it should use. If there are some issue, let me know.
>>
>> So I look for things like the $rd after calling cr_route. But if I do
>> this, sometimes on re-invites, the IPs are reversed. Also, sometimes
>> I've had carrier switches ACK with a different IP (That I don't
>> recognize, but is valid).
>>
>
> But the carrier is select when routing the initial request (the INVITE) -
> why do you need this information in the ACK or re-INVITE acc records?
>>
>> What I reallyneed is the ID from the carrier route table that was used
>> to route the call..
>>
>
> you get it by extra-accounting the $ru for the initial INVITE
>
> Regards,
> Bogdan
>>
>> Am I missing something simple?
>> -Brett
>>
>>