have you tried serveremail or mailcmd ?On 4/15/06, Ronald Wiplinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can I change this:Asterisk PBX [EMAIL PROTECTED]to:London PBX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
??I tried several settings in voicemail.conf, without success!byeRonald
Is there a way to change an agent's password without editing the password field in agents.conf and reloading asterisk?
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Is your mysql server running locally the same time your starting asterisk?On 12/12/05, Juanjo Portela [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:My cdr_mysql.conf is the same I was using for version.1.0.9 and it is as follow
[global]hostname=localhostdbname=dbasteriskpassword=dbpassworduser=dbuseruserfield=1Any
Check the dtmfmode settings in sip.conf.
The CLI shows a different problem. Lookup GotoIf and Asterisk Dialplan Expressions in voip-info.org for that.
On 12/12/05, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,Just to get it out of the way early, I am new to asterisk. The company Iwork for has several
I have a customized dialer program tested for more than a week already.
I use the manager API Originate action to Originate a call from a
remote extension to an agent logged in the local Asterisk server. The
problem is that the Originate action causes Asterisk to hang (needs
restarting) everytime
Hitting 0 when asterisk announces that the call has gone to voicemail immediately goes to the 'o' reserved extension:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+VoiceMail
On voicemail main/comedian mail (reading your own voicemail box), press
3 for advanced options, then press 4 to place an
, Angelito Manansala [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
not so complicated.. use IAX trunking to share dialplansOn 11/9/05, KRTorio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Our Setup:In our company we run multiple asterisk servers, and agents login (using AgentCallbackLogin) to any of these. One person, one agent number ID
Our Setup:
In our company we run multiple asterisk servers, and agents login
(using AgentCallbackLogin) to any of these. One person, one agent
number ID.
The Problem:
Dialing an agent number from within one pbx is easy, but if you want to
dial an agent logged in another pbx, its more complicated.
Your answer was in queues.conf that's why you only got 1 reply.
Where in queues.conf? Could you please point out where? Thanks
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Regarding my previous post:
Is there an easyway to modify the filename of an incoming call's
recording, or are we stuck to agent--unix timestamp format given to us by Asterisk?
There seems to beneither anequivalent ChangeMonitor() application for incoming, nor you can tweakthe recording's
Is there an easyway to modify the filename of an incoming call's recording, or are we stuck to agent--unix timestamp format given to us by Asterisk?
There seems to beneither anequivalent ChangeMonitor() application for incoming, nor you can tweakthe recording's filenamein agents.conf.
Regarding my previous post:
Playback audio before answered by a queue member
I added a ResetCDR() command at the middle:
exten = XX,1,Background(audiofile) ;answers the channel immediately
exten = XX,2,ResetCDR();clean slate
exten = XX,3,Queue(Qname|tdn|||);new answer
Our company would like to get more accurate talkand waiting times from calls that goes through our queues.
Our current setup :
exten = XX,1,Background(audiofile)
exten = XX,2,Queue(Qname|tdn|||)
The X numbers are hosted externally (binfone, through IAX)
The problem is
Are there any standards for setting up pbx dialplans for businesses/offices?
What I mean is that, which numbers are reserved fora specificuse ex. 0 for operator ? Putting Zero for operator in the dialplan seems to be the common practice of businesses.
If there is such a standard, * and # are
is used for the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN). Features within a telephone switch (such as Centrex) support a custom 5-digit dial plan for specific customers that subscribe to that service. PBXs also support variable-length dial plans, containing from 3 to 11 digits.
On 9/8/05, KRTorio
We currently use v1.0.9 here, Monitor( ) seems to work fine, shows us
the dialplan.
It should be working if you configure the dialplan correctly.
Since you are using v1.0.9 have you gotten Queue( ) and Agent channel
dialing to work with it?
On 8/12/05, Victor Alvarez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dialing an Agent in version 1.0.7 works fine, here's what shows up in the CLI:
-- Executing SetCIDName(SIP/518-6071, Calling Agent4000) in new stack
-- Executing Dial(SIP/518-6071, Agent/4000|30|t) in new stack
-- outgoing agentcall, to agent '4000', on 'Local/[EMAIL PROTECTED],1'
--
thanks, this solves not only the agent id problem, i could also add
extension roaming too.
if i set the updatecdr value to yes, which column in the cdr table is
it recorded?
On 7/13/05, Jason Kawakami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a way to capture the Agent ID after login, to
This is my nth post regarding this matter.
Where in the dialplan should I put AgentMonitorOutgoing? Can somebody
show me how to use it?
in extensions.conf:
exten = x,1,AgentMonitorOutgoing(c)
in agents.conf I set updatecdr to yes.
It supposed to put agent/agent id in the channel column in the
For $995+ (including support), a technical manual, and scripts, is it
worth switching to the business edition?
On 7/14/05, Kevin P. Fleming [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andre Lepage wrote:
any body know the real difference between the BE and the free one?
The 'real' difference? What do you
I wanted to use AgentMonitorOutgoing(c) to know which agent made an
outbound call. Its supposed to record the agent id to the channels
column in the CDR, but it doesn't.
I put it on priority one, after an agent makes an outbound call
Does anyone have an example that uses this feature and works?
I intend to add to my asterisk system a feature similar to cisco call
manager's extension mobility so that agents can log in to any phone
in the office and keep their profile (ex. the agent's specific
directory number). But before doing that, I need to confirm that
asterisk doesn't have a native
I'm using ver. 1.0.7
here are a couple of lines from my extensions.conf file:
exten = x,1,AgentCallbackLogin(${CALLERIDNUM}|[EMAIL PROTECTED])
exten = x,2,Hangup
I'm looking for a way to capture the Agent ID after login, to keep
track which agent
is associated in a certain call.
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