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Mitel Forums => SIP On Mitel => Topic started by: loun80 on May 21, 2024, 04:40:09 PM
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Apologies if I'm in the wrong forum. I couldn't find anything relating to analog gateways.
I'm trying to prevent a fast-busy tone at a source after the destination hangs up.
Scenario:
Source is an intercom unit connected to an analog extension on an AG port.
The source dials a destination extension on another AG port.
The destination is connected to a phone.
The person at the destination answers the phone.
After the conversation, the person at the destination hangs up (on-hook).
The source now gets a fast-busy tone for 2 minutes before it eventually disconnects.
How can I get the source to disconnect once it detects on-hook at the destination?
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you'd have to examine the SIP exchanges in order to understand what's going on. There are lots of knobs and buttons that need to align and be supported for endpoints.. It's a horrible protocol. Without a wireshark trace of the sip flows, you're just guessing.
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This may also be how the intercom handles the tones. Usually they will detect busy/disconnect tone and hangup the call, this doesn't seem to be happening.
Not sure if you can change the tones on the analogue gateway, I haven't had a chance to look at one yet.