Hi, I'd like to have a SIP phone at home and at the office and have them both ring when my extension is dialed. Right now I used the same config for the phones (Cisco 7960's). So they both register with the same login & pw. This doesn't seem to work quiet right, where only the last phone to register seems to get the calls. What is the proper way to set this up? Thanks, Justin
> I'd like to have a SIP phone at home and at the office and have themboth> ring when my extension is dialed. Right now I used the same config forthe> phones (Cisco 7960's). So they both register with the same login & pw. > This > doesn't seem to work quiet right, where only the last phone toregister> seems to get the calls. > > What is the proper way to set this up?Have the phones register with different names (make a separate entry for each phone in sip.conf) then specify them both in the dial string separated by '&' .. you can specify as many as you want and all will ring. The one to answer gets the call, naturally. exten => 3000,1,Dial(SIP/phoneone&SIP/phonetwo) John
On Wed, 2003-07-16 at 12:20, Justin Eckhouse wrote:> Hi, > > I'd like to have a SIP phone at home and at the office and have them both > ring when my extension is dialed. Right now I used the same config for the > phones (Cisco 7960's). So they both register with the same login & pw. This > doesn't seem to work quiet right, where only the last phone to register > seems to get the calls. > > What is the proper way to set this up?Multiple usernames and passwords, then use the dial command properly -- show application dial -- -= Info about application 'Dial' =- [Synopsis]: Place an call and connect to the current channel [Description]: Dial(Technology/resource[&Technology2/resource2...][|timeout][|options][|URL]): Requests one or more channels and places specified outgoing calls on them.>From this you should not that you could do...exten => s,1,Dial(SIP/work&SIP/home) -- Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com>