asterisk users - Jul 2007 - phone directory with asterisk

Dear all

               I have configure asterisk with 100 SIP PHONE ( SNOM ) but now
thing is that my boss need phonebook feature find extention number by Pbook so i
have read about it there is a feature in asterisk but it is with voicemail now i
have IP SIP phone of SNOM so how to fine phone number by SIP phone ?? how to
asterisk directory work ?

Rgd

satish patel

       
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Hi Satish -
>                I have configure asterisk with 100 SIP PHONE ( SNOM ) but
now
> thing is that my boss need phonebook feature find extention number by Pbook
> so i have read about it there is a feature in asterisk but it is with
> voicemail now i have IP SIP phone of SNOM so how to fine phone number by
SIP
> phone ?? how to asterisk directory work ?
Yes, the directory feature in voicemail.conf is based around names,
not numbers.  As far as I know, there is no option in voicemail.conf
to list extension numbers.  You could create a workaround and build
something in that would speak back the extensions number if a call
comes from the directory. Maybe like this:

exten => 9,1,Set(FROM-DIRECTORY=yes)
exten => 9,2,Directory(your-extensions)

[your-extensions]
exten => _1XX,1,GotoIf([${FROM-DIRECTORY}=yes]?10)
exten => _1XX,2,Dial(SIP/${EXTEN},20,t)
exten => _1XX,3,Hangup
exten => _1XX,10,SayDigits(${EXTEN})
exten => _1XX,11,Goto(2)


That's not a very well designed example, but it would work to speak
back the extension if a call comes from the directory.


- Noah

Am Montag, den 23.07.2007, 06:44 -0700 schrieb satish
patel:
> Dear all
> 
>                I have configure asterisk with 100 SIP PHONE ( SNOM )
> but now thing is that my boss need phonebook feature find extention
> number by Pbook so i have read about it there is a feature in asterisk
> but it is with voicemail now i have IP SIP phone of SNOM so how to
> fine phone number by SIP phone ?? how to asterisk directory work ?
As far as I know the popular asterisk phonebook solution ("Directory")
works by calling an extension and punching in the first letters of the
name (calling me, punching 463... for Hoffmeister, for example) and
makes use of the information in voicemail.conf.

Some SNOM phones have a micro browser, it seems you can use it
for phonebook display. Read (way down)
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+phone+snom
and perhaps the manufacturer homepage for details.

Not been there, not done that ;-)

BR
Anselm

Hello,


again, as discussed in the other Thread, these are SI-120. The SI-120 is NOT
a snom phone, it is a cheap phone sold by our subsidary in India.

Neither the Software nor the Hardware was German engineered by snom
technology AG. Thus there is no Minibrowser in this phone.

To prevent further missunderstanding please do not refer the SI-120 as a
snom phone. If you need support please contact snom India.

Regards


Tim Koehler

On 7/24/07, Anselm Martin Hoffmeister <anselm at hoffmeister-online.de>
wrote:
>
> Am Montag, den 23.07.2007, 06:44 -0700 schrieb satish patel:
> > Dear all
> >
> >                I have configure asterisk with 100 SIP PHONE ( SNOM )
> > but now thing is that my boss need phonebook feature find extention
> > number by Pbook so i have read about it there is a feature in asterisk
> > but it is with voicemail now i have IP SIP phone of SNOM so how to
> > fine phone number by SIP phone ?? how to asterisk directory work ?
>
> As far as I know the popular asterisk phonebook solution
("Directory")
> works by calling an extension and punching in the first letters of the
> name (calling me, punching 463... for Hoffmeister, for example) and
> makes use of the information in voicemail.conf.
>
> Some SNOM phones have a micro browser, it seems you can use it
> for phonebook display. Read (way down)
> http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+phone+snom
> and perhaps the manufacturer homepage for details.
>
> Not been there, not done that ;-)
>
> BR
> Anselm
>
>
>
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> To prevent further missunderstanding please do not refer the SI-120 as a
snom
> phone. If you need support please contact snom India.
Tim,

If it is sold by snom India, and one is to contact snom India, I can
certainly see how one could infer that it is indeed a snom phone.

John
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Hi dave,

you can use AMD application 

for more info please visit
www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+AMD


Regards

Nasir Iqbal

On Tue, 2007-07-24 at 17:22 -0400, dave cantera wrote:
> hi,
> can anyone point me to answering machine beep detection methods or writeups
for *?
> thanks,
> daveC
> 
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Am Dienstag, den 24.07.2007, 11:26 -0500 schrieb John
Faubion:
> > To prevent further missunderstanding please do not refer the SI-120
> as a snom  
> > phone. If you need support please contact snom India.
> 
> Tim,
>  
> If it is sold by snom India, and one is to contact snom India, I can
> certainly see how one could infer that it is indeed a snom phone. 
>  
> John
The trouble with this distinction seems to be that snom india sells
phones as the "snom 300" and similars that seem to be the same that
people know as "snom" phones in Europe. The "SI" phones, as
far as I can
tell, are a separate line of products for entry-level users, probably
rather cheap and probably not developed by the European snom AG.

Details can be found on http://www.snomindia.com/

So there are phones that are both "snom" and "snom india"
and others
that are India-Only and sold by the model names SI-90 and SI-120.

For simplicity sake, I myself will try to refer to the European snom
phones as "snom 300 series" or similar, and -if applicable- call the
snom India products (SI-90, SI-120) by their model names.

This misunderstanding made me learn that there are not only highly
sophisticated, want-to-have "snom" devices out there, but also phones
that probably compete with the Budgetone 200 and Allnet ALL7950 (both of
which I have and know their limits).

To add something to the original topic though: The voice-/DTMF-based
directory() app should work with any SIP (soft)phone or Zap devices.

You will probably have no influence to the SI-90 phone display though
for delivering a text-based phone number lookup feature. If someone
wants this, he or she should be ready to buy one of the more expensive
Snom 300 series devices.

Best regards,

Anselm