On Thu, Dec 15, 2011 at 5:29 PM, Michael W. Burden wrote:
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> See the wiki on hunt group limits. I think 10 is high.
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> Its a forked call and your results will vary with
UPDATE
The ITSP is Broadvox
If I modify the advanced settings, enable Specify Caller ID, move the Default
CLID to Caller ID, and set the Display name to "Company Name"
Calls from all users, display the specified CLID and CNAM (As the help line
says it will)
What I would like is to have these
See the wiki on hunt group limits. I think 10 is high.
Its a forked call and your results will vary with some sip clients.
On Dec 15, 2011 4:33 PM, "Burden, Mike" wrote:
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> I have a hunt group that includes 10 extensions. When the hunt group is
> dialed (either
Good afternoon,
I have a hunt group that includes 10 extensions. When the hunt group is
dialed (either directly from a local phone, or by dialing the DID Number that
is directed to this hunt group's extension), one of the extensions (which
happens to be C-SIP-Simple on Android) does not ring.
Hello,
The sipXecs version is 4.4.0.
The output of the psql command:
location_id | name |fqdn| ip_address |
primary_location
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1 | Primary server | sipx.connsip.mom | 20
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 2:16 AM, George Niculae wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 1:54 AM, Todd Hodgen wrote:
>> 32bit will work for my test system.
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> Actually I just recognized that we don't need rpms in this phase but
> just to place the attached jar file under
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He said he wants to modify the Calling number (not the called number).
Dial plans can not modify the From address...
What he might be able to do (i suspect he is trying to make redial work
properly from his phones) is to have a dial plan that could transform those
outbound calls so that the prefi
Have you tried a custom dial plan? If the (or delivered digits)
is not a match to a user-id, alias, or other extension the
proxy/redirect function will check for a dial plan match.
If your dial plan has a match and has no gateway, sipX will make the
changes you put in the dial plan and then go ba
