[Spce-user] Emergency Calls in Austria with 0720

Matthias Hohl matthias.hohl at telematica.at
Sat Jan 7 11:00:22 EST 2017


Hello,

 

thanks for your answer
  I tried it but i found out, that SPCE can’t find
the „${emergency_suffix}“ variable.

 

That what i did for 43 720 emergency number handling:

 

1.)    Insert „invalidAC_“ at the 43 720 subscriber under „Preferences >
Number Manipulations > emergency_suffix“

 

2.)    Edit the Rewrite Rule Set of the Subsriber > „Inbound Rewrite Rules
for Callee“:

a.       Match Pattern: ^(110|112|122|128|133|140|141|142|144|147)$

b.       Replacement Pattern: emergency_${emergency_suffix}\1

c.       Description: Tag Emergency Numbers

 

3.)    Create a new Rewrite Rule for the Peer and out it on the highest
priority > „Outbound Rewrite Rules for Callee“:

a.       Match Pattern: ^emergency_invalidAC_(.+)$

b.       Replacement Pattern: 431\1

c.       Description: Emergency Invalid_AC

 

 

If I place a call now from the 43 720 number SPCE didn’t add the defined
„invalidAC_“ as emergency_suffix. It looks like that SPCE didn’t regonize
this „${emergency_suffix}“. 

 

Any idea?

Thank you!

 

 

Von: Daniel Grotti [mailto:dgrotti at sipwise.com] 
Gesendet: Freitag, 6. Jänner 2017 23:03
An: Matthias Hohl <matthias.hohl at telematica.at>
Cc: spce-user at lists.sipwise.com
Betreff: Re: [Spce-user] Emergency Calls in Austria with 0720

 

Better to rewrite to:

 

^(11[0-9]) into emergency_${emergency_suffix}\1.

 

Otherwise you could end up in number emergency__110 if calls is from non 720
users

 

As I said, better to use a dedicated rewrote rule set for 720 user, so you
can use :

 

^(11[0-9]) into emergency_${emergency_suffix}_\1.

 

Without any problems.

 

Daniel

 

 

On Jan 6, 2017 10:32 PM, Daniel Grotti <dgrotti at sipwise.com
<mailto:dgrotti at sipwise.com> > wrote:

Ah, you have to rewrite the callee, not the caller! 

Then it is possible.

So yes, my initial solution will work.

You set emergency_suffix in subs preferences as I said.

Then in the inbound rewrite rules for the callee you rewrite ^(11[0-9]) into
emergency_${emergency_suffix}_\1.

 

So the number from normal subscriber should be rewritten into emergency_110,
but calls from 720 subs will be emergency_invalidAC_110.

 

If you have problems, just create a special rewrite rules set for users 720
instead of adding the rule in generic domain's rewrite rule set.

 

 

Then in outbound rewrite rule for callee in your peer you will have 2 rules:

 

^emergency_(.+)$ ---->${caller_cc}${caller_ac}\1

 

And with highest precedence:

 

^emergency_invalidAC_(.+)$ ---> 431\1

 

 in this way you should achieve what you want.

 

Daniel

 

 

On Jan 6, 2017 9:44 PM, Matthias Hohl <matthias.hohl at telematica.at
<mailto:matthias.hohl at telematica.at> > wrote:

Hello,

 

yes this is an austrian specific issue with this 0720 AC for emergency
calls.

 

If you try to call an emergency number (120, 122, 133 or whatever) you get
this back:

 

Jan  6 17:44:16 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting
caller_cli_userprov/caller_domain_userprov '43720266497 at sip.telematica.at'
for upn - R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 17:44:16 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting From to
'<sip:43720266497 at sip.telematica.at>' -
R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 17:44:16 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting
caller_cli_netprov/caller_domain_netprov '43720266497 at sip.telematica.at' for
npn - R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 17:44:16 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting PAI to
'<sip:43720266497 at sip.telematica.at>' -
R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 17:44:16 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: Rewriting called party
'emergency_144' to '43720144' -
R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 17:44:16 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting
P-Called-Party-ID '<sip:43720144 at 92.63.158.30>' -
R=sip:43720144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1385091644-19093-12 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

...

Jan  6 17:44:17 spce proxy[3713]: NOTICE: <script>: NAT-Reply - S=484 -
Address Incomplete M=INVITE

 

Austrian regulatory doesn’t allow 720 as AC for emergency calls, so in case
of an emergency call the AC „720“ must be rewritten to „1“ or any other
valid AC from Austria. But „1“ for vienna should be the preferred AC.

 

The problem ist hat i have hundreds of subsribers with 43 720 numbers out
there, so patching it manually on every subscriber device is no real deal to
make this work.

 

Must better would be a rewrite rule solution that makes a IF request: 

IF emergency call detected AND if B area code is 43 720 THEN rewrite area
code to 43 1.

This would be the best fitting solution for this problem, cause i can set
this globally on the server.

 

At the peering i have this rewrite rule for Outbound rewrite rules for
callee:

^emergency_(.+)$ à ${caller_cc}${caller_ac}\1

 

So it not about the number oft he caller it is just about the Rewrite rule
the peer use fort he Callee to make from an emergency number a valid Caller
CC and caller AC number.. and there he use the wrong Caller AC number in
case of 43 720 numbers.

 

 

BTW: the solution i wrote several months ago with this
„${emergency_suffix}=invalidAC_“
 what about this? What you meant with this
in your first answer to this topic?

 

 invalid

Yes it would be very nice if you could provide me a solution for this
 

 

 

In the meantime i use this workarround:

i open the subscriber settings and go to number manipulations and overwrite
the Area code „720“ manually with „1“. Then i can place the call.

 

Jan  6 21:36:06 spce proxy[3707]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting
caller_cli_userprov/caller_domain_userprov '43720266497 at sip.telematica.at'
for upn - R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 21:36:06 spce proxy[3707]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting From to
'<sip:43720266497 at sip.telematica.at>' -
R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 21:36:06 spce proxy[3707]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting
caller_cli_netprov/caller_domain_netprov '43720266497 at sip.telematica.at' for
npn - R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 21:36:06 spce proxy[3707]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting PAI to
'<sip:43720266497 at sip.telematica.at>' -
R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 21:36:06 spce proxy[3707]: NOTICE: <script>: Rewriting called party
'emergency_144' to '431144' -
R=sip:emergency_144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'

Jan  6 21:36:06 spce proxy[3707]: NOTICE: <script>: Setting
P-Called-Party-ID '<sip:431144 at 92.63.158.30>' -
R=sip:431144 at 92.63.158.30:5060;transport=udp
ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC
<mailto:ID=1108595425-19093-13 at BHC.BG.F.BAC>  UA='Grandstream GXP2130
1.0.7.97'




Jan  6 21:36:07 spce proxy[3717]: NOTICE: <script>: NAT-Reply - S=183 -
Session Progress

 

 

 

Von: Daniel Grotti [mailto:dgrotti at sipwise.com] 
Gesendet: Freitag, 6. Jänner 2017 18:24
An: Matthias Hohl <matthias.hohl at telematica.at
<mailto:matthias.hohl at telematica.at> >
Cc: spce-user at lists.sipwise.com <mailto:spce-user at lists.sipwise.com> 
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: [Spce-user] Emergency Calls in Austria with 0720

 

Hi, 

Ok I see. I get it know.

You need a patch in kamailio to achieve that, cause you cannot modify the
Caller number BASED on Callee number.

I can have a look at that and provide with a solution.

 

Can't you allow your phones to set the From with the AC 1, and you add that
number on your allowed_cli list as well as as ALIAS number of that
subscriber ?

In this way they will go out always with 1, bit they can be called back. Or
just add the alias, is that possible?

Sorry I don't know this 720 AC issue so well.

 

Daniel

 

 

 

 
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