Hi,
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That's fine for outbound lines, but what if I want to call
the guy in the next office ? I have to call him and get
redirected to his busy vm just to know that he's on the phone.
This is a huge issue with the recepetionist with the 'master
console'. How
That's great, but the Polycom phones and the Cisco phones are already
capable of this. We just need asterisk to comply:
From the Polycom admin manual at:
http://www.polycom.com/common/pw_item_show_doc/0,1276,2545,00.pdf
5.2.6 Shared Call Appearance Signaling
A shared line is an address of
I looked at it, and it won't work for me the way you have written it
without me hacking at it. You insist on having MySQL run in network
mode. I really don't want another port/service running on a box that
is internet-facing... call me silly. :) For things like this, I'll
only have the
It actually has components that run on the Asterisk server as well as a GUI
app that runs on the desktop(Win32 or Linux).
astguiclient was really designed for a larger environment than most of the
Asterisk client apps that are out there, and it is not as easy to set up. It
was also initially
On Wed, 25 Feb 2004, mattf wrote:
It actually has components that run on the Asterisk server as well as a GUI
app that runs on the desktop(Win32 or Linux).
astguiclient was really designed for a larger environment than most of the
Asterisk client apps that are out there, and it is not as
On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 05:46:55PM -0500, Andrew Thompson wrote:
I looked at it, and it won't work for me the way you have written it
without me hacking at it. You insist on having MySQL run in network
mode. I really don't want another port/service running on a box that
is
On Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 10:37:21PM -0500, Tim Sailer wrote:
On Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 04:33:41PM -0500, mattf wrote:
Take a look at my GUI app:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/astguiclient/
It'll run on Linux and Windows, it's written in perl and it'll list every
I'd like to see if anyone out there might have some ideas on this.
I have a customer who wants to move to VoIP, but who has an office full
of people who are very conservative about their telephones.
They would like the asterisk system that I am proposing to have
something analogous to what
I would put it in a totally different light. IE; depending on who they use
as an IAX/SIP carrier, they may have potentially unlimited outbound and
inbound lines with the limit only imposed by the total number of indications
on the phones in the office and even then, new inbound calls can still
I have a similar situation,
I have an office with 4 lines that are answered in different names and
wanted to give users the option to see the status of each line etc.
I have some cisco vip30 with the select buttons and appropriate leds, I
was going to set these up on a * box and see how
That's fine for outbound lines, but what if I want to call the guy in the
next office ? I have to call him and get redirected to his busy vm just to
know that he's on the phone.
This is a huge issue with the recepetionist with the 'master console'. How
does he/she know whether a user is busy or
Chris Clifton wrote:
That's fine for outbound lines, but what if I want to call the guy in the
next office ? I have to call him and get redirected to his busy vm just to
know that he's on the phone.
This is a huge issue with the recepetionist with the 'master console'. How
does he/she know whether
On Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 03:49:36PM -0500, Chris Clifton wrote:
That's fine for outbound lines, but what if I want to call the guy in the
next office ? I have to call him and get redirected to his busy vm just to
know that he's on the phone.
This is a huge issue with the recepetionist with
Take a look at my GUI app:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/astguiclient/
It'll run on Linux and Windows, it's written in perl and it'll list every
channel(Zap/SIP/Local) that is active on your system updated every second.
You can also do a lot of other things with it too.
We've been using it
Just a thought on this topic, if you're using Cisco 7940/7960 IP handsets it
should be possible to write a Perl script on the Asterisk box that updates
the XML directory to show the current status of extensions.
Then when the receptionist is on the phone, they could hit the services
button,
Then when the receptionist is on the phone, they could hit the services
button, scroll through the list of extensions; see what the persons
status is, and even transfer the call right through by pressing the Dial
button underneath the extension if they hit Transfer before the Services
button.
Hi!
I am positive I saw add-on modules for Cisco phones to show
line/extension status, though.
It appears that for the SNOM 220 there is a 20 key extension pad, and you
can use up to 3 of those per phone -- maximum of 60 lines to monitor?
Cheers, Philipp
I am positive I saw add-on modules for Cisco phones to show line/extension
status, though.
Your did
http://cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/phones/ps379/products_data_sheet09186a008
008883d.html
alas no one has done any integration work with * yet
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Then when the receptionist is on the phone, they could hit the services
button, scroll through the list of extensions; see what the persons
status is, and even transfer the call right through by pressing the Dial
button underneath the extension if they hit Transfer before the Services
On Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 04:33:41PM -0500, mattf wrote:
Take a look at my GUI app:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/astguiclient/
It'll run on Linux and Windows, it's written in perl and it'll list every
channel(Zap/SIP/Local) that is active on your system updated every second.
You can
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