<div dir="ltr">Hi can someone please explain me how LCR works. Specifically,<br><br>scenario: <br><br>prefix 1514 handled by gw_1 and gw_2<br>all other prefixes handled by gw_3<br><br><br>1) Call comes w/ RURI = 1514111111. <br>
2) load_gws is called. In the database, prefix 1514 is supposed to be handled by gw_1 and gw_2; <br>3) next_gw() is called. RURI is now 1541111111@gw_1 <br>4) call routed to gw_1; gw_1 rejects call<br>5) we go to failure route and call load_gws() again -- [QUESTION: what happens here?? how does SER know that we need to replace URI w/ 151411111@gw_2 ]<br>
6) next_gws() called. I assume call will go to 1541111111@gw_2<br><br>7) gw_2 rejects call. We again go to failure_route. Here again we do a load_gws(). <br>[QUESTION: How does SER know that both gw_1 and gw_2 options have been utilized??<br>
<br>Does load_gws return an error here or does it load gw_3?<br><br>]<br><br><br>My problem is that in my case, gw_3 is being used after gw_1 and gw_2 have been used. As per my understanding this should NOT happen since prefix 151411111 is not handled by gw_3.<br>
<br><br>Any pointers appreciated.. Running ser 0.9.6<br><br><br></div>