Call clearing after certain mins

The best alternative to 5300 is 5350 🙂 you will not find a better gateway in the market, I have worked all available gateways, Quintums are robust, Voicemasters are good in applications and functionality, but Cisco’s are the best of the breed.
The ability to cut a call after 30 minutes automatically has to be commanded externally, usually you use a gateway in combination with a billing or administrative platform that manages this parameters based on radius authentication and accounting, for example Voicemaster 2000 from Sysmaster, this equipment tells the gateway thru radius that the maximum connection time for a call is 30 minutes or whatever the amount of minutes that you set-up and the gateway will automatically cut the call at the pre-set time.
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Hello Saul
thanks for your suggestion. Actually i want to use other Gateways(not CISCO). what about Quintum? What is the Quintum version that works same as CISCO As5300.

Tcl – Tool Command Language [12]. In the Tcl community it does NOT stand for Think C Library, as it does in the Macintosh community. Neither does it stand for “The cool language” (though it is).
Run under CISCO IOS, if I understand you want to use Quintum, If I had the extra cash for a project and I would like to get the best of the line for it I would use Cisco all the time.
If you use Quintum you need a Billing software to tell the quintum thru radius when the call has to stop.

> If you use Quintum you need a Billing software to tell the quintum thru radius when the call has to stop.
The biggest problem with Quintums is that you cannot modify their IVR/call handling. For instance you have E1 from the certain customer and would like to authorize and bill everything which comes from there to his account – there is no way (at least not that I am aware of) to make Quintum do so. It can only do authorization based on ANI or PIN, or do not do authorization at all
So buying Quintum is like a buying a cheap computer, but the catch is that you can only run a certain number of pre-installed programs on it. If you are lucky and you do not need anything else – great, you saved yourself some money. Otherwise when you discover you need to run MS word there, and it is not included – you’re stuck with the useless piece of junk. 🙂 With Cisco using TCL programming you can do anything you wish

Hello Honza
thanks for your reply and suggestion. My e-mail address is md_maruf@hotmail.com.

Hi All,
I’m trying to make tcl script to handle authentication based on ani. Incoming call comes with CAS signalling.
Here is the configuration:
controller E1 1
framing NO-CRC4
clock source line primary
ds0-group 0 timeslots 1-15,17-31 type r2-pulse r2-semi-compelled ani
cas-custom 0
invert-abcd 1 0 0 0
country indonesia
proceed-to-send
category 2
dnis-complete
!

I built tcl script that handle call setup: (this is a test script without ani authentication)

proc act_Setup { } {
global dnis
leg setupack leg_incoming
leg proceeding leg_incoming

set dnis [infotag get leg_dnis]
leg setup $dnis callInfo leg_incoming
fsm setstate PLACECALL
}

The call setup always failed.
Anyone can help me ???

Of course it’s not all of the script, just the procedure that handle setup. Does cisco script work with CAS? What type of R2 supported? r2-analog only?

Thanks