What is the point of line lights on the phone?
The lights are so you would know when the KSU is out of lines.
With Asterisk if the system is setup right it should never run out of
lines to use.
Best regards,
Al Bochter
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John Novack wrote:
Given that Asterisk is modeled on, in the telephone industry, an
obsolete PBX design, without many of the modern day hybrid features, and
only recently has any effort been made to provide buttons and lights for
"lines" ( Is that yet working in 1.4??) one would have to do some very
careful number parsing to not use a trunk digit.
If every phone in the system had buttons and lights representing
external connections and internal connections on other button(s) (
intercom ) this wouldn't be an issue.
Most "legacy" systems have been able to do this for the last 20 years or so.
John Novack
Nitesh Divecha wrote:
Thanks man,
Is there any other way without dialing 9... it will be kinda pain for a
customer to dial 9 every time and plus they need to know also...
Is there any intelligent way to identify? if its a local SIP then don't
route to Trunk else route to Trunk.
Cheers,
Nitesh
Guillermo Salas M. wrote:
On Tue, 2007-06-19 at 09:36 -0400, Nitesh Divecha wrote:
Thanks man...
So far everything worked as expected...
How can I make internal calls stay within the PBX. For example, when
one
SIP-Friend tries to call another SIP-Friend without sending the call
out
on Trunk and receive it back. Same like dialing from one extension
number to another extension.
My SIP-Friends are using US DID numbers and I would like to keep the
local calls within the network.
Right now when I try to call other SIP-Friend, I get a message saying
"The number you have dialer is currently not available"... while the
SIP-Friend is registered.
Try dialing the number 9 before the sip/iax2 friend number.
Regards,
Cheers,
Nitesh
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