Anyone know how to keep an Analog Zap channel from answering? I know I can answer it and send it to voicemail or do any number of other things with it once it's answered. I want to keep Asterisk from answering it, completely ignoring it while still having the line connected for outgoing purposes. Reason is, I have Vonage line I am going to be porting and for now it works horribly for inbound calls hooked up from the Cisco 186 -> Wildcard. What I have done is setup an instant forward with Vonage to another number with another provider. Problem is, Vonage still rings the ATA once causing the call to be picked up by Asterisk instead of being forwarded as intended. I know, I could just unplug the ATA but it's bugging me and I would like to use it for outbound until I port the number and close the account. Looked around quite a bit but I can't find much on this topic.
voiplist wrote:> Anyone know how to keep an Analog Zap channel from answering? > > I know I can answer it and send it to voicemail or do any number of > other things with it once it's answered. > > I want to keep Asterisk from answering it, completely ignoring it > while still having the line connected for outgoing purposes. >assuming the line is attached to the "trunk" context, try the following in your dialplan: [trunk] exten => s,1,Congestion exten => s,2,Hangup Flynn