Hi Ron,
If you want to write one extension to handle all of your incoming
calls, regardless of what digits have been recieved, you need to use
an extension with a pattern match like this:
exten => _X.,1,noop(do some things for Ron's incoming calls)
The _ indicates that a pattern is beginning, the X means match any
number and the '.' means match any subsequent letters/digits.
It's important that you don't put any other numeric extensions in this
context as they may not be handled the way you want. _X. will match
ANY digit including single numbers that you might have planned for
menu options.
If you know that all your incoming calls will be directed to numbers
with at least the same area code, 888 for example, you could use a
pattern like _888. and that would catch those calls without catching
single digit menu options.
Good Luck.
Dave
On 8/14/06, Ron Gage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi:
I am configuring an Asterisk server with all inbound only lines on a PRI
using a T100 card. The card works and Asterisk sees all the lines. My
problem is that Asterisk refuses to answer any of the lines unless there
is an extension defined for it in extensions.conf. I want all inbound
lines to drop into an "inbound" context without having to define each
DID in extensions.conf.
Can someone please provide me a bit of a clue as to how to set this up?
Thanks!
I am making the extensions.conf and zapata.conf files available at:
http://www.rongage.org/extensions.conf
http://www.rongage.org/zapata.conf
Thanks for your help!
Ron Gage
Westland, MI
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