I want to be able to demo * on a notebook at a client's site. This means no FXO gateways; just 2 sip phones (like SNOM) and maybe a softphone (GnoPhone?). I already have RH9 running on my notebook. I would like to have one SIP phone dial and go through IVR before making a choice and ringing the other phone extensions. Of course the notebook would have to be running Asterisk. How can i setup one of the SIP phones to be the "outside" caller and go to IVR? What would the outside phone's "dial out" plan do. I assume the configuration files affected would be extensions.conf and sip.conf. If someone has an example of a couple of lines of .conf would be appreciated. Thanks -- Costas Menico Meezon Software Corp 201-224-8111 costas@meezon.com --
> I want to be able to demo * on a notebook at a client's site. This means no FXO gateways;just 2 sip phones (like SNOM) and maybe a softphone (GnoPhone?). I already have RH9 running on my notebook.> > I would like to have one SIP phone dial and go through IVR before making a choice and ringingthe other phone extensions. Of course the notebook would have to be running Asterisk.> > How can i setup one of the SIP phones to be the "outside" caller and go to IVR? What would theoutside phone's "dial out" plan do.> > I assume the configuration files affected would be extensions.conf and sip.conf. If someonehas an example of a couple of lines of .conf would be appreciated.>One way to accomplish the demo is to config the laptop to use iax and register with your home/office system. Your home/office system would have a dial plan that effectively allows you to call back into the laptop. Sip -> laptop -> iax -> home/office -> iax -> laptop -> 2nd Sip (Obviously, that depends on your customer site allowing outbound iax traffic.) Rich
On Tue, 2003-11-25 at 14:23, costas wrote:> I want to be able to demo * on a notebook at a client's site. This > means no FXO gateways; just 2 sip phones (like SNOM) and maybe a > softphone (GnoPhone?). I already have RH9 running on my notebook. > > I would like to have one SIP phone dial and go through IVR before > making a choice and ringing the other phone extensions. Of course the > notebook would have to be running Asterisk. > > How can i setup one of the SIP phones to be the "outside" caller and > go to IVR? What would the outside phone's "dial out" plan do. > > I assume the configuration files affected would be extensions.conf and > sip.conf. If someone has an example of a couple of lines of .conf > would be appreciated.Without trying to be rude, if you don't understand contexts and how to make different phones/users show up in different contexts, then you may not be ready to think about demoing the software. You are still a long way from being able to implement. But to answer your question in hopes to get you to the desired point. Make a context in extensions that will host your outside line. This is where that phone will pick up all calls, probably no matter what the extension used and then do a goto to the IVR you script up. The internal phone sits in a different context and is accessible from a extension you set up, or several extensions. -- Steven Critchfield <critch@basesys.com>
For testing, I have an extension (1000) that when dialed does ao "goto" to the "s" extension in "default". So if I dail 1000 I get to hear what an outside caller would hear. The other option would be to simply dail the IP address of the notebook from a SIP phone, then you realy would be an "outside caller" One other idea might be to use the USB FXO interface but I don't know how well it works. Some peole here have complained about sound quality --- costas <costas@meezon.com> wrote:> I want to be able to demo * on a notebook at a client's site. This > means no FXO gateways; just 2 sip phones (like SNOM) and maybe a > softphone (GnoPhone?). I already have RH9 running on my notebook. > > I would like to have one SIP phone dial and go through IVR before > making a choice and ringing the other phone extensions. Of course the > notebook would have to be running Asterisk. > > How can i setup one of the SIP phones to be the "outside" caller and > go to IVR? What would the outside phone's "dial out" plan do. > > I assume the configuration files affected would be extensions.conf > and sip.conf. If someone has an example of a couple of lines of .conf > would be appreciated. > > Thanks > > > -- > Costas Menico > Meezon Software Corp > 201-224-8111 > costas@meezon.com > > -- > _______________________________________________ > Asterisk-Users mailing list > Asterisk-Users@lists.digium.com > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users====Chris Albertson Home: 310-376-1029 chrisalbertson90278@yahoo.com Cell: 310-990-7550 Office: 310-336-5189 Christopher.J.Albertson@aero.org KG6OMK __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now http://companion.yahoo.com/
> >For testing, I have an extension (1000) that when dialed does ao >"goto" to the "s" extension in "default". So if I dail 1000 >I get to hear what an outside caller would hear. >Thanks. This sounds like the simplest solution. -- Costas Menico Meezon Software Corp 201-224-8111 costas@meezon.com --