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Has anyone seen this (version 1.2)? The following dialplan should result in the voicemail message being delivered two both mailboxes (5555557426@context_name and 5555557427@context_name); exten => 0,1,SetCIDName(OPER ${CALLERIDNAME}) exten => 0,2,Dial(SIP/5555557423&SIP/5555557424&SIP/5555557425&SIP/5555557426&SIP /5555557427&SIP/5555557428&SIP/5555557429&SIP/5555557430|30) exten => 0,3,playback(no-operator)...

...as auth.password above callerid=<whatever> host=dynamic <------------- If you're using DHCP, or the address if it's static dtmfmode=inband mailbox=<mailboxnumber>@<voicemailcontext> <-------- should correspond to setup in voicemail.conf context=<context_name> <---------whatever you want, but you must have it in extensions.conf - see below disallow=all allow=ulaw <------ or whatever codecs you want to use 5. In /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf you'll need to add an extension for each phone device that you set in sip.conf (You ca...

...how you were able to get this functionality to work? I >> would like also possibly an example configuration file if you could >> manage it. > >I followed the instructions that Jon put on the list a few weeks ago: > >in the phone's sip.conf entry add >subscribecontext=context_name > >and in extensions.conf add a hint (info can be found near the bottom >of the following page) >http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+standard+extensions > >Hope this helps! > >Matt > > >-- >Matt Gibson >VOIP Administrator >NJ Tech Solutions >1.314.4...

It _appears_ that the only way to create valid [context] is by a context = line in sip.conf. Is there another way to create a [new_context] in extensions.conf so I can dial from it? Right now most of my extens are in [default] and I'd like to avoid that. Larry -- Larry Alkoff N2LA - Austin TX Using Thunderbird on Slackware Linux