Hi Simon,

   Thanks for your response!

   It appears that "Bellcore-drx", where x={1-5}, is predefined somewhere... 
but where? Is the value of "Bellcore-drx" an integer? or a data structure of 
some sort?

   I cannot see how one would dial/ring simultaneously disparate phones with 
one SIPADDHEADER and one DIAL  command. For example:

exten => 1,2,SIPAddHeader(Alert-Info: info=<Bellcore-dr2>)
exten => 1,3,Dial(SIP/3000&Sip/3001&SIP/3002,30,mAPt)
exten => 1,4,Goto(s-${DIALSTATUS},1)

      will ring three extensions/phones, but with the single SIPADDHEADER line 
preceding the Dial line, only one of the phones will have the correct 
Bellcore-drx value in place.

      One would have to have one SIPADDHEADER line for each extension/phone to 
be dialed, correct? In which case the phones will not ring simultaneously.

      Perhaps, to clarify, we want all phones to ring simultaneously, a 
particular distinctive ring for each callee, so that no matter which phone he 
is near he can recognize his own distinctive ring and answer the call on the 
nearest phoneset. If all phones were of the same type, using the same 
Bellcore-drx definition it would be easy. But with a mix of different 
brands/models, each requiring a different Bellcore-drx to invoke the desired 
distinctive ring, It appears impossible to set them up to ring simultaneiously 
with the same distinctive ring regardless of the phoneset brand/model.

      If this ispossible, how? What am I missing?

      Thanks again,

      --terry


On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 05:24:15PM -0500, Simon P. Ditner wrote:
--> You have the right idea, they're just inconsistent. The "easy" way is
--> to provision all the phone models with configs that have a ringtone
--> named the same, and then include the required SIPAddHeader messages
--> and hope they don't cause a particular model to barf.
--> 
--> Some use (Alert-Info: info=<url-to-ringtone>\;tone-name), others use
--> (Alert-Info: tone-name), and there may be some other forms for what is
--> covered by your etc.
--> 
--> On 21 February 2011 09:50, terry D. Cudney <[email protected]> wrote:
--> > Hello all,
--> >
--> >      This group always ahs the best information on asterisk... so, here I 
am
--> > asking another question...
--> >
--> >      The situation is this: multiple extensions with different phones on 
each
--> > extension (i.e. Aastra, Grand Stream, Linksys ATA, etc). We want all
--> > extensions/phones to ring with the same distinctive ring for each intended
--> > callee. Most of the phones are Aastras, so we've been using something like
--> > this, in extensions.conf:
--> >
--> > exten => 1,2,SIPAddHeader(Alert-Info: info=<Bellcore-dr2>)
--> > exten => 1,3,Dial(SIP/3000&Sip/3001&SIP/3002,30,mAPt)
--> > exten => 1,4,Goto(s-${DIALSTATUS},1)
--> >
--> >      This will ring 2 rings on the Astras, but not on the other phones.
--> >
--> >      Question: How can we have all phones ring withthe same distinctive 
ring
--> > for a given callee?
--> >      Is there something in "Ring Groups" that I'm missing? (references to
--> > documentation on configuring ring Groups would be appreciated.)
--> >      or perhaps I need to set up a queue?
--> >
--> >      Thanks in Advance for any suggestions/pointers to docs.
--> >
--> >      --terry
--> >
--> >
--> >
--> > --
--> >
--> > Name:   Terry D. Cudney
--> > Phone:  289-488-1616
--> > E-mail: [email protected]
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