I really like the idea. I will try to ask. I don't know if they will be able
to do that easily though. They ask a week or two for any changes to the hunt
programming.
Thanks,
Bruce
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Edo edo.eku...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.. maybe you can just have the telco do an
Ok... They normally do it here within a few hours.. This will not be a
change to the hunt group just a forward immediately from one number to
another. If the number was functional you could even have done it yourself
using the forward code.
On Fri, Apr 9, 2010 at 6:04 AM, bruce bruce
Thanks guys for all the input. I have just noticed that the solution doesn't
work for me because the 20 lines are in a hunt. And the line in problem is
actually the 4th line and not the 1st. So, for incoming calls, if I have
more than 3 calls the 4th one will keep ringing for ever and it won't go
In your zapata.conf, under group 0 do: channel = 1-3,5-20. It works for PRI
but haven't tried it for FXO.
Have you tried disabling this line in zaptel.conf? Maybe that'll help.
Zeeshan A Zakaria
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On 2010-04-08 8:29 AM, bruce bruce bruceb...@gmail.com
bruce bruce wrote:
Is there anyway I can put a busy voltage on this line without ramping
up a big bill? If the line status shows busy then both of incoming and
outgoing calls will use the next line available.
Isn't it as simple as unplugging that phone line from the card?
Doug
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I am not sure if unplugging line from card would work as it's still in a
hunt and calls will keep coming through that number and won't fall over to
next line unless there is a BUSY on the line. There is no timeout; it's a
hunt on BUSY. Plus, I don't have site access for two days :-)
For calls out
bruce bruce wrote:
I can't check zaptel disable of the line now as it nears 9:00 A.M.
operation time. I will try that later in the day. I am amazed there is
not much control to the lines in situations like this.
Actually,
I think you could plug it into a normal phone and leave it off
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, bruce bruce wrote:
I am not sure if unplugging line from card would work as it's still in a
hunt and calls will keep coming through that number and won't fall over to
next line unless there is a BUSY on the line. There is no timeout; it's a
hunt on BUSY. Plus, I don't
Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, bruce bruce wrote:
Nope - unplugging a line that is in a hunt will result in Ring-No-Answer.
Ditto for previous advice to destroy the zap channel or to leave it out of
Our telecom guy said, that when you call the line in for repair, that
Thanks for the input.
Yep, a busy feature on zaptel is an absolute necessary. See, this is a sort
of problem that comes back to everyone and goes away quickly, hence the
feature wasn't developed probably. But it will make a great addition and
will help people in situations like this.
On Thu,
Doug Lytle wrote:
Jeff LaCoursiere wrote:
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, bruce bruce wrote:
Nope - unplugging a line that is in a hunt will result in Ring-No-Answer.
Ditto for previous advice to destroy the zap channel or to leave it out of
Our telecom guy said, that when you
Indeed the telco has no interest in changing the cable, and by the time they
send someone to look at the cable it's a sunny day and everything dried out.
Hence the order for PRI. Can't wait to fire it up tomorrow.
But, taking this number out of hunt is not so much of an option now as it
will cost
bruce bruce wrote:
Indeed the telco has no interest in changing the cable, and by the
time they send someone to look at the cable it's a sunny day and
everything dried out. Hence the order for PRI. Can't wait to fire it
up tomorrow.
Hope for your sake the same cable is not involved. Then
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, John Novack wrote:
A simple short on the pair will fix that, though that would require you
to be on site, not always an option
Would sacrificing a spare line cord (cut, strip, twist together) be an
option for the on-site staff?
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Not really when you got call center people who deal with makeup goods :-)
and their manager can only break things. I can't trust them anywhere near
the server. Let alone me telling them which cable to short on the bix. I
would presist for Digium to come up with something that would allow soft
Hello.. maybe you can just have the telco do an immediate forward of that
number to the fifth number in the hunt group until it is fixed...
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 1:15 PM, Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.comwrote:
On Thu, 8 Apr 2010, John Novack wrote:
A simple short on the pair will fix
Hi Guys,
Currently, I have a Sangoma A400 installed with 20 ZAP PSTN analogue lines.
The first line is giving me problems due to rain (probably coroded line). My
server using FreePBX dials out with g0 (group 0 which includes all 20 lines)
and it happens that the bad line is the very first line.
bruce bruce wrote:
Can I simply put ; in zapata.conf like this to seclude the first zap
line from getting calls in or out?
I'm not familiar with FreePBX, but I'd say that's logical. Make the
change and then from a console type zap show channels, only 2 though 20
should be showing.
Doug
Yes you can.
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On 2010-04-07 2:42 PM, Doug Lytle supp...@drdos.info wrote:
bruce bruce wrote:
Can I simply put ; in zapata.conf like this to seclude the first zap
line ...
I'm not familiar with FreePBX, but I'd say that's logical.
Since this is hopefully a temporary problem, it would be simpler to simply
do zap destroy channel 1 from a CLI prompt. But yes, the ; in the conf
will comment these lines until you undo it.
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