The short answer is No.
Wrong, the short answer is maybe.
The method you describe is intrinsicly illogical. Assuming there is an IVR, how will I know which extension 2000 I am
calling if that were possible?
I might get company A instead of company B.
If you get this behavior in your IVR's then you need to redesign them. If what you say were true, I couldn't have a multiple level IVR where "1" takes to you another menu which has another "1" in it that takes me to another menu with another "1" in it! Also, remember that a DEVICE is NOT an EXTENSION!
You can create two * servers with identical dial plans, link them over IAX, and allow users to call each other if they use a rpefix lke 7. Example: Comp-A user 2000 calls comp-B user 2000 by dialing 72000.
This would work, but why? Use contexts, that's what they are there for - dialplan 'partitioning'.
Now if you want to use one server only, then just use 200x for one company and 300x for the other and segment the dial plans.
W
Again, this would work, but why? And now you've got a higher potential of CompanyA customers reaching CompanyB employees - not good.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Sebastian Silva Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 11:29 AM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Extensions / Contexts
Hi everybody,
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[2000] username=companyA_2000 context=contextCompanyA
[2000] username=companyB_2000 context=contextCompanyB
Any help will be appreciated. Sebas
Your example there should work with one minor change. Make the part in the brackets unique. Meaning [a2000] and [b2000] or similar. Then, from within your dialplan configure extension => 2000 in context [CompanyA] to dial SIP/a2000 and similar for CompanyB, making exten => 2000 in context [CompanyB] dial SIP/b2000.
This entire topic has been discussed multiple times on the list. Please read the archives, use google and the 'site:' argument.
-Chris
PS: Remember that a DEVICE is NOT an EXTENSION! PPS: Remember that an EXTENSION need NOT be a DEVICE!
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