I do exactly that, i preface my tenant id to my mailbox.. 0001-1234. And
0002-1234. Since i handle vm dial in and auth in my dialplan things dont break.
I do the tenant preface for all comtexts for my stations, sip ID etc.
This is done with my cloud asterisk platform where many tenants are on one
instance.. another option is multi instances in container like docker
On Thursday, August 16, 2018, 9:45:30 PM EDT, Shamus Rask <sha...@srask.ca>
wrote:
This is more of an Asterisk question, but I’m hoping someone can share their
experience. I’m setting up a multi-tenant system, and in doing so discovered
the following. When I tried the following in voicemail.conf (note this is
directly from the sample config):
[default]1234 => 4242,Example Mailbox,root@localhost
[other]1234 => 5678,Company2 User,root@localhost
I see the following at the Asterisk CLI:
pbx0*CLI> voicemail show usersContext Mbox User Zone
NewMsgdefault 1234 Example Mailbox 01
voicemail users configured.
It looks like Asterisk cannot parse multiple mailboxes of the same number even
if they’re in’ different contexts. If I changed either of the mailbox numbers
and did a “voicemail reload”, they do both appear.
Assuming the above behaviour is correct and I haven’t mis-configured some
option, how do others handle multi-tenant voicemail? My initial thoughts were
that I could prepend each mailbox with the tenant name, however I think this
would break the VoiceMailMain() application (if not others).
Thanks for your comments,
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