I know that Asterisk supports DID, but does anyone have documentation on
how to write the configuration for it?
I'll be trying to setup a hybrid system where some incoming numbers will
be DID enabled and others won't, so I'll need to be able to sort between
the two, i.e. directly connect the DI
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:45, john lawler wrote:
> I know that Asterisk supports DID, but does anyone have documentation on
> how to write the configuration for it?
>
> I'll be trying to setup a hybrid system where some incoming numbers will
> be DID enabled and others won't, so I'll need to be a
It's pretty easy, in your extensions.conf.
If your DIDs are in a range, you could set up some pattern matching to take
a block of incoming DIDs and map to extension numbers then dial or hand off
to the dial'n'voicemail macro thing. If your DIDs are non-contiguous, you'll
have to set up a separate
> Example: 456-7000 is your main number and you have 7001 to 7099 as DIDs:
> exten => 7000,1,Goto(AutoAttendant|s|1)
> exten => _7XXX,1,Macro(yourdialmacro|${EXTEN})
How are you dropping the 456 there? I thought extensions picked up what
either the SIP phone had dialled, or what DTMF detection
The number of digits that your telco sends to you is a configurable figure
(at least it is here in Aus). The example assumes that the telco is sending
you the last 4 digits.
Paul
> > Example: 456-7000 is your main number and you have 7001 to 7099 as DIDs:
>
> > exten => 7000,1,Goto(AutoAttendant|s
> The number of digits that your telco sends to you is a configurable
> figure (at least it is here in Aus). The example assumes that the telco
> is sending you the last 4 digits.
Hmmm ok so DIDs are not what is stuffed into the CNID field? Or rather
pieces of the DID make it into the CNID?
On Tue, 2003-10-07 at 07:53, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
> > The number of digits that your telco sends to you is a configurable
> > figure (at least it is here in Aus). The example assumes that the telco
> > is sending you the last 4 digits.
>
> Hmmm ok so DIDs are not what is stuffed into the CNID f
There's been a few replies but thought I'd elaborate on my initial reply..
> How are you dropping the 456 there? I thought extensions picked
> up what either the SIP phone had dialled, or what DTMF detection
> picked up when * answered the line...?
No.. if you have a PRI, the signalling is digita
