You use the browser-based interface to specity a complete SIP URL for retrieving messages from the target mailbox. Some examples follow.
sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED] sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED];function=retrieve sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED];msgId=4
To determine the appropriate syntax to use in identifying the SIP URL, refer to the documentation supplied with your voicemail server.
It is the last sentence that compelled me to post this message. I don't know the syntax or if there even is proper syntax, or if asterisk can even do this yet.
Asterisk can surely do it, but you need some provisioning.
Assume you have an internal number to call to reach your voicemailbox (VoiceMailMain). Let's say its 8000 in your local context. You could then probably use 'sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' in the Pingtel phone.
It can be made a little more userfriendly if you support matching callerid's with voicemailboxes. For example, on one of my local boxes I used a little AGI script, containing:
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switch($clid) {
// enter the mailbox number for each valid callerid
// prepend 's' if you wish to trust the callerid and skip the password check
case "3001": $parms = "s3000"; break;
case "0612345678": $parms = "s3000"; break;
default: $parms = "0"; break;
}
if($parms != "") $parms = " $parms";echo "EXEC VoiceMailMain$parms\n"; --------------
This allows the user to skip the username and password prompts and go directly to their mailbox.
Hope this helps.
Florian
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