10.5.3_SP10 - An Overview of Features
- Kelli Higdon
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F-6179 Make Delayed Answer Timer Configurable
Brief Description:
The Delayed Answer Timer is used in conjunction with the SIP Refer feature. In software release 10.5.3 the delayed answer field was added to the SIP Refer Support object but could only be enabled or disabled. Feature F-6179 adds a second field which makes the Timer configurable from 1 to 10 minutes. Refer to the topics in the Related Topics section below for more information
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F-6125 Thailand R2
Brief Description:
The Thailand MFCR2 Variant used in the Thailand network has been embedded into the GCEMS build. When installing the GCEMS build 10.5.3 SP10 or higher, the variant will automatically be loaded into the Imports folder located at /opt/dialogic/common/config/Imports and the Variants folder located at /opt/dialogic/common/config/Variant. The Thailand MFRC2 variant can now be imported to the IMG by simply following the procedures on importing/exporting signaling variants. Refer to the topic in the link below.
Related Topics:
IMG 1010 - Variant Provisioning
F-6228 Support of sending 180 Ringing with SDP
Brief Description:
Previously in a SIP to SIP call, if the 2020 IMG receives a 180 Ringing message with or without SDP from the called party, the IMG will always plays the ringback tone to the calling party. Feature F-6228 has modified that behavior to the following:
If the IMG receives a 180 Ringing with SDP from the called party the IMG will send a 183 Session Progress to the calling party, and does not play the ringback tone.
If the IMG receives a 180 Ringing without SDP from the called party the IMG will send a 183 Session Progress to the calling party, and will play the ringback tone.
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F-6273 Provide complete Dialed Digits to RADIUS with Overlap
Brief Description:
On an incoming call, with RADIUS configured, the IMG will exchange the RADIUS Access-Request/Access-Accept messages with a configured RADIUS server. Within the Access-Request message among other info is the Called-Station-Id attribute. The Called-Station-Id attribute contains the Dialed Number in the incoming call. On a normal (enbloc) call where Overlap Signaling is disabled, the complete Dialed Number is sent to the RADIUS server within this message. With Overlap Signaling enabled, the Dialed Number is received in multiple incoming messages such as in Subsequent SAM messages or in multiple INVITE messages. In this scenario the Called-Station-Id attribute contained only part of the complete Dialed Number. This feature buffers the Dialed Number before sending the Access-Request message and when all digits are collected, it sends the Called Station-Id attribute to the RADIUS server for processing. The feature is always enabled and functions whenever Overlap signaling is enabled in the channel group object. Refer to the topics in the Related Topics links below for more information.
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IMG 1010 - RADIUS - Overlap Call Processing
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