From: "C F" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cory, it's called dialplan magic it realy depends what PBX it is, not
all of them allow dial plan magic. But it is possible on most pbxes.
CF: What exactly is "diaplan magic"? I googled but found little info.
The basic use case in Cory's posting does not seem to require special
programming in PBX, if my understanding is correct:
<phones 1,2,3 > --- (FXS' 1,2,3)<PBX>(FXS' 4,5,6) --- (A-FXO's
4,5,6)<Asterisk A>
|---- { IP } ----|
<Asterisk B>(B-FXS' 4,5,6) --- <phones 4,5,6>
In this case, Asterisks A and B only need to agree on sending the same
signals received by A-FXO 4 (which always come from PBX-FXS 4) to B-FXS 4
(onto phone 4), and sending the same numbers received by B-FXS 4 (from phone
4) to PBX-FXO4 (via A-FXO 4) and so on. PBX would have no knowledge that
it's not talking to a POTS phone. Is this correct?
Yuan Liu
On 1/24/07, Cory Andrews <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone had any experience using FXO and FXS gateways to extend
legacy PBX extensions to remote users? I have a customer who needs to
do this, but wants seamless, two way communication, with a SIP server
and without the need for 2-stage dialing. If anyone has any experience
with a solution please let me know.
Thanks
Cory Andrews
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