B.J.
Thanks. I have tried the Local before and I was seeing some weird "results" in call setups... maybe I was doing something wrong... I would see Asterisk ring the local and then ring the actual extension and it seemed to cause issues... I will try it again.
Anyone else have experience with Local?
-Mark
"B. J. Bomar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"B. J. Bomar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here is an idea to try. Maybe someone else has a "cleaner" solution.
exten =>
9043442342,1,Dial(local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&local/[EMAIL PROTECTED]&l
ocal/[EMAIL PROTECTED],,20)
exten => 9043442342,2,Voicemail(u102)
[rollover]
exten => _10X,1,Dial(SIP/10${EXTEN:2},,21)
exten => _10X,102,Dial(SIP/20${EXTEN:2},,21)
exten => _10X,203,Dial(SIP/30${EXTEN:2},,21)
exten => _10X,304,Busy
See if that works for you.
B. J.
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From: voipbuilder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 2004 16:56
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Advanced Ring All Hunt Group
Hello Everyone,
I need to setup a dialplan where if a incoming call is rec'd to a number,
Asterisk needs to dial severa l SIP extensions at the same time. The SIP
extensions are for Cisco 7960s and each have multiple line appearnces.
For example,
exten => 9043442342,1,DIAL(SIP/102&SIP/103&SIP/104&SIP/105,,20)
exten => 9043442342,1,Voicemail(u102)
The issue I have is that I need each user of these extensions to have
multiple line appearances ("roll over" lines). In a traditional PBX,
usually this is accomplished by setting up a roll over lines...
i.e my extension is 100, my roll over extension is 200, and next roll over
extension is 300. So if i am on my first line, the next call will roll over
to 200.
I have this setup and it works great for calling a single phone by setting
incomingcalllimit=1 and I can do something like:
exten 100,1,DIAL(SIP/100,,20)
exten 100,102,DIAL(SIP/200,,20)
exten 100,203,DIAL(SIP300,,20)
Does anyone have this setup? Or is it possible for a multiple phones to
register to the same ext ension (i.e. office mail number)?
Thanks.
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