On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 18:03:26 -0400 "Barry L. Kline" <blkl...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> Bryan Jacobs wrote: > > > I can't "just call the car" - the car is my cell phone DID with a > > bluetooth kit. > > I did this same thing you're attempting. I have a desk set at home, a > Polycom in my office and my cell phone all being called at the same > time. I called Verizon and had them disable voice mail on my cell > phone so that the only voice mail system I use is my Asterisk box. I > no longer give out my cell phone number but only my home phone number > and allow Asterisk to do all of the heavy lifting. That's a great idea. I think I'd port my cell phone number to the Asterisk box and get a new cell number assigned which nobody knows. This is the best solution I've heard so far - no hacks at all! I wonder if all the cell providers let you do this? > Oh, and I set the caller*ID outbound to the caller*ID of the inbound > call so I can still see who it is. I already did this with the 'o' dial option. > Barry > Bryan Jacobs
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