2015-03-02 3:44 GMT-06:00 A J Stiles <asterisk_l...@earthshod.co.uk>:
> Ah. *Incoming* calls are not something that is within your control; they have
> already been routed onto a line by your telco. So you will need to speak to
> someone at your telco about doing this.
>
Hi Aj, I call to telco and say they can not in GSM, only on lines are analogous
> As a temporary measure, you could try setting up divert-on-busy so SIM1
> diverts to SIM2, SIM2 diverts to SIM3, SIM3 diverts to SIM4 and SIM4 diverts
> to SIM1. You can do this with specially-crafted Dial() statements,
With asterisk or the openvox gw?
or by
> temporarily inserting the SIMs in an old mobile phone. See your telco's
> website for details of setting up call diversion.
these guys do not help much! .
the ivr worked perfect with DEVICE_STATE , thank john!
exten => t,1,ExecIf($[ ${DEVICE_STATE(SIP/${EXTEN})} = INUSE ]?Busy)
exten => t,n,Dial(SIP/110,38,t)
same=> n,Dial(SIP/162,40,t)
same=> n,Hangup()
thnk for all help.
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