Shidan,

I'm not sure how it was done in the past, but the current
DevicesAndUsers mode gives users and devices and one to many
relationship. For example, my extension at the office, 223, has several
devices associated with it (two SIP hardphones, 2 IAX2 softphones). When
someone dials 223, it rings all those phones. When I make a call from
one of those phones, the outgoing CID is 223. Setting up routing in
FreePBX uses the users (ie. The extension to call) and not the devices
at all). This should work for Tony's situation.

Alex

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-----Original Message-----
From: Shidan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2006 11:35 PM
To: Tony Davis
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Phone Line Config

I haven't played with users and devices under freepbx for more than
two years now so what I say can be a bit outdated, correct me if I'm
wrong Alex. Even separating users and devices wont be much use, since
it's still a one to one relationship in freepbx, you can temporarily
use different phones, but you do that by "logging in and out" of them
as a user and they are "dedicated" to you for the time you are logged
into them . So you will be stuck with using ring groups regardless.

So to answer your question, with my outdated knowledge, you can't do
it without using a ring group or follow me. The only way you could is
if for freepbx the dialplan had different contexts for different
users, or more generally differentiated by something depending on the
protocol, eg, a SIP domain.


Actually it would be much more flexible to have VoIP identities
seperate from the "extension pool" as I mentioned above, and apart
from call parking this would allow a multinanted pbx.

In case you want to try out the user/device  mode of freepbx with
users and extensions associated one to one with each other yet
dynamically configurable here is a small how to:


just go under /etc/amportal.conf  and add this line to it:

AMPEXTENSIONS=deviceanduser

Then you go to /usr/src/freepbx/ and  run this command:

./apply_conf.sh


On 10/18/06, Tony Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> I am trying to setup a phone system using multiple Polycom 501's and
601's.
> I would like to have some of the phones configured with individual
> extensions (that I know how to do). I also want some of the phones to
be
> communal where each line identifies an individual person. With the
601's I
> can have 5 lines with associated names displayed. My question is, can
you
> register an extension twice and get it to ring at the same time on
both
> devices? Or do i have to create multiple extensions for each person
and put
> them in a ringgroup (i am using trixbox)

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