Brian McEntire wrote:
A follow-up with the solution in case anyone else is looking for this
answer:
I created two contexts in my zapata.conf file, since each VOIP line is
terminated by a VOIP adapter and then just comes in hardwired to the
TDM400 via RJ11 line, I know which VOIP number is
Maybe not, but I got it working good enough and time is scarce these
days so I didn't mess with it after that.
On 4/19/07, Stephen Bosch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Brian McEntire wrote:
A follow-up with the solution in case anyone else is looking for this
answer:
I created two contexts in my
A follow-up with the solution in case anyone else is looking for this answer:
I created two contexts in my zapata.conf file, since each VOIP line is
terminated by a VOIP adapter and then just comes in hardwired to the
TDM400 via RJ11 line, I know which VOIP number is connected to which
Wildcard
Thinking I might be able to do this with a context in zapata.conf and
possibly extensions.conf but I'd need some tips.
But just realized I can turn on distinctive ringing for one of the
lines through my VOIP provider. As long as asterisk will pass this
through, it solves my question.
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