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harlin_divya
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Adding Route header

Post by harlin_divya »

1. Brekeke Product Name and version:
2.4.3.9
2. Java version:
1.6.0_16
3. OS type and the version:
Windows
4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :

6. Your problem:
I am new to brekeke.I need to add multiple Route headers (not record-route) in the Invite received by brekeke and has to forward it to an outboundproxy without changing the req-uri.Please tell me how to create a dial plan for this.
lakeview
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Location: Florida

Post by lakeview »

Use $target variable in the Deploy Pattern.

If so, you can send INVITE to your outboundproxy without changing the request-URI.
harlin_divya
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Post by harlin_divya »

I am using $target. But I want to add route headers also. I am using the following deploy pattern:
ROUTE=<sip:172.16.76.11:5060;lr;call=orig>,>sip:172.16.76.33:6060;lr>
$target=172.16.76.11:5060
It is routing to the target but route headers are not getting added in Invite request
lakeview
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Post by lakeview »

Did you set "ROUTE" or "Route"?

It should be..

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Route = <sip:172.16.76.11:5060;lr;call=orig>,<sip:172.16.76.33:6060;lr> 
Why do you need to insert Route header?
harshabp
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Adding Route header

Post by harshabp »

lakeview wrote:Did you set "ROUTE" or "Route"?

It should be..

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Route = <sip:172.16.76.11:5060;lr;call=orig>,<sip:172.16.76.33:6060;lr> 
Why do you need to insert Route header?
I tried using same format still Route header is not being added in INVITE
snuyzm
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Post by snuyzm »

Use $routeset in Deploy Patterns.

For example
$routeset = <sip:172.16.76.33:6060;lr>

You can specify multiple routes with , (comma)
$routeset = <sip:172.16.76.11:5060;lr;call=orig>,<sip:172.16.76.33:6060;lr>
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