asterisk users - Apr 2006 - treating an incoming call as a local extension

I have asterisk@home running on one machine, with
X-lite running on another machine on my local network,
with X-lite logged in to asterisk as extension 200.
>From X-lite, I can dial *97 to hear voice mail for
extension 200, dial 201 to call extension 201, etc. 
I need to be able to accept an incoming call over the
voip trunk which I have set up, and have asterisk
treat that call as extension 202, so that e.g. I can
dial in to asterisk from an external voip line and
then as soon as asterisk answers the line, I can enter
enter a password and then have the call treated as
extension 202 and enter *97 to access the voicemail
for 202, or enter 200 to locally call extension 200,
etc. 
How can I do this?


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Hi,

Check the DISA command.

http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+DISA

Kevin 

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I have asterisk@home running on one machine, with X-lite running on another
machine on my local network, with X-lite logged in to asterisk as extension
200.
>From X-lite, I can dial *97 to hear voice mail for
extension 200, dial 201 to call extension 201, etc. 
I need to be able to accept an incoming call over the voip trunk which I
have set up, and have asterisk treat that call as extension 202, so that
e.g. I can dial in to asterisk from an external voip line and then as soon
as asterisk answers the line, I can enter enter a password and then have the
call treated as extension 202 and enter *97 to access the voicemail for 202,
or enter 200 to locally call extension 200, etc. 
How can I do this?


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kevin ling wrote:
> Check the DISA command.
Yup, that does exactly what I need. Thanks!


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