Ryan Booz wrote:
I have an Asterisk system for a small office with 12 extensions. For
parts of the incoming dialplan that go to “support”/”sales” we have
phones ring various people in an “additive” fashion. Example:
- snip --
exten = s,2,Dial(${E25}|18)
exten =
Erik wrote
Create an waiting extension:
exten = _*XX*XX,1,wait(${EXTEN{1:2})
exten = _*XX*XX,1,dial($EXTEN{3:2})
Then dial using that waiting extension:
exten =
s,2,Dial(${E25}Local/*18*${E24}Local/*30*${E28}Local/*42*${E28}Local/*56*${E22})
This wil dial all the numbers at the same time,
I have an Asterisk system for a small office with 12
extensions. For parts of the incoming dialplan that go to support/sales
we have phones ring various people in an additive fashion. Example:
- snip --
exten = s,2,Dial(${E25}|18)
exten = s,3,Dial(${E25}${E24}|12)
exten =
: [Asterisk-Users] Rolling
dialplan... best practice?
I have an Asterisk system for a
small office with 12 extensions. For parts of the incoming dialplan that
go to support/sales we have phones ring various people in an additive
fashion. Example:
- snip
--
exten
