MOR forward Q.850 Reason header
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Revision as of 12:57, 17 April 2025 by Gilbertas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "= About = By default, MOR does not generate and/or forward Q.850 Reason header == How to enable == Add the following line in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf: use_q850_reason=yes Execute command (this does NOT interrupt calls): asterisk -rx 'sip reload keeprt' == Important == With this setting enabled: * If the Provider does not send Q.850 reason header, Asterisk (MOR) will add this header using internal Asterisk ISDN <--> SIP mapping. * If the Provider sends Q.850 reason h...")
About
By default, MOR does not generate and/or forward Q.850 Reason header
How to enable
Add the following line in /etc/asterisk/sip.conf:
use_q850_reason=yes
Execute command (this does NOT interrupt calls):
asterisk -rx 'sip reload keeprt'
Important
With this setting enabled:
- If the Provider does not send Q.850 reason header, Asterisk (MOR) will add this header using internal Asterisk ISDN <--> SIP mapping.
- If the Provider sends Q.850 reason header for a failed call, then:
- MOR hangup cause code in Last Calls will reflect Q.850 code. For example, by default, Asterisk maps SIP 503 to ISDN code 34, so if the Provider rejected the call with SIP 503, Last Call will show HGC 34. However, with this option enabled, if the Provider rejects the call with SIP 503, and adds, for example, Reason:Q.850;cause=27, MOR will show hangupcause 27 in Last Calls, not 34.
- If the Provider adds text in the Reason header, for example, 'Reason: Q.850;cause=21;text="Call rejected"', Asterisk (MOR) will forward to the originating device Reason header without text part, like this 'Reason: Q.850;cause=21'. Text part will be forwarded in a separate header 'X-Asterisk-HangupCause: Call Rejected'
