asterisk users - May 2017 - SwitchVox and Asterisk

Hello,
I need to have an extension on a SwitchVox server dial out to one on an
Asterisk (FreePBX actually) box which will host a voice directory. The
Asterisk server will then need to dial one of the SwitchVox extensions if
it gets a voice match.

Anyone has done that, and could let me know how? So far it looks like IAX
peering (what SW calls "SwitchVox peering") could work?

Thanks in advance,

Luca
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On Monday 08 May 2017 at 16:43:24, Luca Pradovera wrote:
> Hello,
> I need to have an extension on a SwitchVox server dial out to one on an
> Asterisk (FreePBX actually) box which will host a voice directory.
What's a voice directory?
> The Asterisk server will then need to dial one of the SwitchVox extensions
> if it gets a voice match.
You mean, listen to the caller speaking and identify who they are?

Sounds "non-trivial" to me...
> Anyone has done that, and could let me know how? So far it looks like IAX
> peering (what SW calls "SwitchVox peering") could work?
IAX will connect two Asterisk servers and allow them to communicate (it stands 
for Inter Asterisk eXchange) - think of it in the same way as a SIP trunk - 
you can have multiple calls to/from multiple numbers going over the link.

However, are you saying that you've already got the "voice
directory" and
"voice match" parts working in Asterisk, and you just need to know how
to dial
between that and SwitchVox?

Or is the "voice" part of the challenge also something you're
looking for help
with?


Antony.

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Hello,
sorry for not being clear, the application part of this (the voice
directory) is already built, mostly working and I have no problem with
that. It is based on LumenVox if anyone would like to know, with just a
plain XML grammar.

I do need to get SwitchVox to send a call to Asterisk/FreePBX, which will
in turn call one of SW's extensions.

Thanks!
Luca

On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 9:00 AM, Antony Stone <
Antony.Stone at asterisk.open.source.it> wrote:
> On Monday 08 May 2017 at 16:43:24, Luca Pradovera wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > I need to have an extension on a SwitchVox server dial out to one on
an
> > Asterisk (FreePBX actually) box which will host a voice directory.
>
> What's a voice directory?
>
> > The Asterisk server will then need to dial one of the SwitchVox
> extensions
> > if it gets a voice match.
>
> You mean, listen to the caller speaking and identify who they are?
>
> Sounds "non-trivial" to me...
>
> > Anyone has done that, and could let me know how? So far it looks like
IAX
> > peering (what SW calls "SwitchVox peering") could work?
>
> IAX will connect two Asterisk servers and allow them to communicate (it
> stands
> for Inter Asterisk eXchange) - think of it in the same way as a SIP trunk -
> you can have multiple calls to/from multiple numbers going over the link.
>
> However, are you saying that you've already got the "voice
directory" and
> "voice match" parts working in Asterisk, and you just need to
know how to
> dial
> between that and SwitchVox?
>
> Or is the "voice" part of the challenge also something you're
looking for
> help
> with?
>
>
> Antony.
>
> --
> Numerous psychological studies over the years have demonstrated that the
> majority of people genuinely believe they are not like the majority of
> people.
>
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> list;
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CC
> me.
>
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