Hi,
I'd like to replace my current VOIP provider with an Asterisk based
solution. I have some ideas I want to run by the list to see if they
are possible, and get answers to a couple questions.
I want to setup two Asterisk servers that are linked to each other:
- The first server would be my "external" (public) server and would
live in a real data center. The second server would be my "internal"
(private) server and would live in my house.
- The external server would receive all incoming calls and handle the
voice mail stuff.
- The internal server would run all the phones in my house (VOIP or
Analog-via-FXS). All outgoing calls would be routed out through the
external server.
I also want to add the following additional functionality:
- If the external server looses connectivity to the internal server
while a call is in progress, the external server should place the call
on hold while it tries to reach us via our cell phones. A message
should be played informing the remote party that the connection had been
lost and it is trying to re-establish it now. If it can't reach us, it
should inform the remote party that the connection could not be
re-established and allow the remote party to leave some closing remarks
on the voice mail system.
- If a call comes in and no one is at home to take the call (or if all
lines at home are busy), it should ring all of our cell phones and
whoever answers the call first gets the call. If no one answers the
call via the cell phones after 3 rings, it should route the call to the
voice mail system. I say 3 rings on the cell phone because I do not
want the cell phone voice mail to take the call.
- I also would like the system to automatically route all calls
directly to voice mail depending on the time of day (say 10PM to 8AM).
I would like specify in a "white list" specific phone numbers that are
allowed to ring through regardless of time of day (i.e. her parents, my
parents).
- I would like the VOIP phones to turn on the voice mail waiting
indicator light if the external server has new voice messages.
Is all of this possible? If not, which part's are not (and how much
work do you think would be needed to make those parts work)?
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Thanks,
Dyweni
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