Russell Horn
2007-Jan-18 19:59 UTC
[asterisk-users] Dialplan - busy and unavailable without priority jumping
Hi folks, Moving on to a new install, I'm jumping straight to v1.4 Without using Priority jumping I'm wondering what the 'standard' way to indicate to the calling party that the number the dialed is busy or unavailable. So,if I have an entry in extensions.conf like this: [outbound] exten => _01.,1,SetCallerID(01235554321) exten => _01.,n,Dial(IAX2/user:pass@iax-provider/${EXTEN},60) What should I be adding to this so when a number is in use the caller gets a busy tone, and if the call fails (i.e. the number is unavailable) the caller gets the info tone. All the calls will be from IAX users and be carried over an IAX trunk to the PSTN. Thanks, Russell.
Eric "ManxPower" Wieling
2007-Jan-18 20:03 UTC
[asterisk-users] Dialplan - busy and unavailable without priority jumping
Russell Horn wrote:> Hi folks, > > Moving on to a new install, I'm jumping straight to v1.4 > > Without using Priority jumping I'm wondering what the 'standard' way > to indicate to the calling party that the number the dialed is busy or > unavailable. So,if I have an entry in extensions.conf like this: > > [outbound] > exten => _01.,1,SetCallerID(01235554321) > exten => _01.,n,Dial(IAX2/user:pass@iax-provider/${EXTEN},60) > > What should I be adding to this so when a number is in use the caller > gets a busy tone, and if the call fails (i.e. the number is > unavailable) the caller gets the info tone. > > All the calls will be from IAX users and be carried over an IAX trunk > to the PSTN.Looks at macro-stdexten in extensions.conf.sample. Also see "show application dial"