Hi,
My system is setup and working, I can dial out, in and to demo extensions that
play music etc.
I would like to read up on some final topics before I get it running in
production but don't really
know what to look for.
If an incoming call from a SIP DID is to ring across {n} phones for example,
what is this procedure called?
How dose one write this up elegantly so if a new phone is purchased, it can be
added to a "group" and
be included in all pre-existing config?
Thanks!
jlc
Joseph L. Casale wrote:> Hi, > My system is setup and working, I can dial out, in and to demo extensions that play music etc. > I would like to read up on some final topics before I get it running in production but don't really > know what to look for. > > If an incoming call from a SIP DID is to ring across {n} phones for example, what is this procedure called? > How dose one write this up elegantly so if a new phone is purchased, it can be added to a "group" and > be included in all pre-existing config? > > Thanks! > jlc > > _______________________________________________ > -- Bandwidth and Colocation Provided by http://www.api-digital.com -- > > asterisk-users mailing list > To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: > http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users >Sounds like you want a ring-all queue.
>Sounds like you want a ring-all queue.Appreciate that pointer. So if I make a queue with a strategy => ringall and add all the extensions I want in it, then send the incoming calls from the sip did into it, do the callers experience being put on hold, or do they experience a ringing line until it is answered? Thanks! jlc
I would suggest actually looking at the arguments for the queue command. There is an option to play a ring instead of hold music. To look at the syntax for any command in asterisk, from the cli type show application <command name>. So for you: > show application queue -- Thank you and have any kind of day you want, Anthony Francis Rockynet VOIP Joseph L. Casale wrote:>> Sounds like you want a ring-all queue. >> > > Appreciate that pointer. So if I make a queue with a strategy => ringall > and add all the extensions I want in it, then send the incoming calls from > the sip did into it, do the callers experience being put on hold, or do > they experience a ringing line until it is answered? > > Thanks! > jlc >