> One issue I ran into with using * as an answering machine is that it
> can't just share a line with other phones. My first attempt at making an
> "Asterisk Answering Machine" was similiar to your approach above.
> However, * would _always_ answer the phone after 20 seconds, even if
> another phon
Jason is right, it's certainly possible.
I've got my home setup (single land PSTN line) as a full pbx system
with a fiance that would never tolerate any of my "nerd" setups. My
setup is fully transparent to her using a Sipura 2000 (2 fxs ports for
our separate lines attached to 2 different portab
Is this possible with asterisk? Anyone have a sample dialplan?
-other than the problem outlined below I would try something like
S,1,wait(20)
S,2,voicemail(uwhatever)
S,3,hangup
One issue I ran into with using * as an answering machine is that it
can't just share a line with other phones
On Mon, January 31, 2005 6:44 pm, Jason Kawakami said:
> Is it in principle possible to create a dialplan that allows
> prefix-free dialing to an outside line, and move all the
> "PBX-like" features behind some special prefix?
>
> i.e. recognize 3, 7 and 11 digit numbers as phone nu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jason Kawakami) writes:
> Is it in principle possible to create a dialplan that allows
> prefix-free dialing to an outside line, and move all the
> "PBX-like" features behind some special prefix?
>
> i.e. recognize 3, 7 and 11 digit numbers as phone numbers
>
Free long distance?
What allows the free long distance?
Personalized voicemail?
Is that accomplised wiht a single line? I guess this is done by the
voicemail picking up and the caller having to go through a menu to
get to the right VM. Something like "Press 1 to get dad. Press 2 to
get Mom. Pr
-Original Message-
Is this possible with asterisk? Anyone have a sample dialplan?
-other than the problem outlined below I would try something like
S,1,wait(20)
S,2,voicemail(uwhatever)
S,3,hangup
That should ignore the call for 20 seconds and then leave a message in the
unavai
