This is how I have done it.
In FreePBX, under the 'Setup' tab, choose 'Zap Channel DIDs'. Assign a
DID (ex. 12345) to the channel(port).
Then go to 'Inbound Routes' and create a route for the DID and set the
destination to the appropriate extension.
On 01/21/2011 08:21 AM, Vitor Carlos Fl
>
> > The system has 1 DAHDi card with 2 analog FXO ports (to pstn)
>
> [snip]
>
> > However, it seams that when the call is received, the trunk does
> > not inform the DID
>
> This is because FXO ports do not support DID. You need to route the
> call
> based on the port it came in on, not base
On 01/21/2011 8:49 AM, Vitor Carlos Flausino wrote:
The system has 1 DAHDi card with 2 analog FXO ports (to pstn)
[snip]
However, it seams that when the call is received, the trunk does
> not inform the DID
This is because FXO ports do not support DID. You need to route the call
based on
Hello all.
I have installed AsteriskNow 1.7.1-64bits with freePBX.
The system has 1 DAHDi card with 2 analog FXO ports (to pstn) and 1 FXS port
connected to a FAX machine. I want the every call received on port FXO-2 to be
redirected to the FAX machine. So, what I configured was that every call
On 30 Oct 2009, at 11:08, PATRICK KANGETHE wrote:
> I have tried to configure inbound routes in my elastix box 1.5.2 but
> i don't get how to associate it to a Trunk i have created.
> Also configuring outbound routes is proving to be a challenge. I
> have read the Elastix without tears.pdf gui
Hi all,
I have tried to configure inbound routes in my elastix box 1.5.2 but i don't
get how to associate it to a Trunk i have created.
Also configuring outbound routes is proving to be a challenge. I have read the
Elastix without tears.pdf guide but seems not much information is provided in
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