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...r you install Yate you can skip chapter [[#How to get Yate source from SVN|How to get Yate source from SVN]] and go to chapter [[#Configuration Files|Conf ==How to get Yate source from SVN==

Components of messages and how messages are processed by messages handlers. Provide an overview of problems caused by improper locking and how to troubleshoot them.

...t conditions a given file (or a type of file) needs to be re-compiled, and how to compile it.

Learn how to start/stop Yate, the paths and directories on different platforms where |class="yate-header-right"|How To Administrate Yate

Here is information about how to use the embedded Javascript implementation to change the behavior of Yat * [[How to do routing using javascript]]

Show information on how long Yate has run: ==== How you see if a module is loaded or not?====

=== How it Works === * [[How to do routing using javascript]]

...st be set to force sending the answer. The reason is the module can't know how the response to a specific request should look like: the responding entity

This is a short example on how to configure MTP2 in Yate.

In the image below is exemplified how the remote SS7 layer 2 is activated.

* [[How to configure ISUP in Yate]]

GTT (global title translation) examines the destination address and decides how to identify it in the SS7 network. More about GTT [http://en.wikipedia.org/

For an example of how to configure wanpipe and install sangoma drivers please check [http://docs.

...you will need at least 5 associations. There are model dependent limits on how many associations a Mediant supports.

...y heavy lifting, it just dispatches a sccp.route message. Anyone who knows how to route a SCCP message should process the sccp.route message and return a

...Scenarios]]. Look at [[Miscellaneous_configurations|Configuration]] to see how to define linksets, links and ISUP trunks.

This schema focuses on how yate's SS7 configuration objects are created. You can use this to understan

This is a brief introduction on how the PSTN signalling modules are working together in Yate.

; queue_timeout: integer: Timeout, in milliseconds, of queued requests: how much time a request can wait