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JCasale at activenetwe...
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 Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 1:12 pm Post subject: [asterisk-users] Understanding Incoming sip DID handling |
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Hi,
What is the method (preferred) way Asterisk handles the incoming
sip lines? I am currently trying to setup two lines, one has
unlimited in/out channels and the other phone number has only two.
The provider has given a macro that manages dialing out on the two
possible servers.
Would I match on phone number to decide where to send it? Both lines
can originate from two different servers so matching by IP wouldn't
help as both share either/or server.
Thanks!
jlc |
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sherwood.mcgowan at gm...
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 1:26 pm Post subject: [asterisk-users] Understanding Incoming sip DID handling |
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
What is the method (preferred) way Asterisk handles the incoming
sip lines? I am currently trying to setup two lines, one has
unlimited in/out channels and the other phone number has only two.
The provider has given a macro that manages dialing out on the two
possible servers.
Would I match on phone number to decide where to send it? Both lines
can originate from two different servers so matching by IP wouldn't
help as both share either/or server.
Thanks!
jlc
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Yes, in your dialplan you should have one extension set up for the first
number and where to send it, and a second for the other. |
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JCasale at activenetwe...
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 1:47 pm Post subject: [asterisk-users] Understanding Incoming sip DID handling |
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| Quote: | Yes, in your dialplan you should have one extension set up for the first
number and where to send it, and a second for the other.
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So, if the sip.conf config sends the did into the [incoming] context
and its phone number is 555-1212, would this be the right way:
exten => 5551212,1,`Do Something` ?
How do I elegantly write something to catch the area code, if the number dialed was
1-xxx-555-1212? Or does the incoming number from my sip provider always show up to me
as an 11 digit number:
exten => 19495551212,1,`Do Something` for example?
If that sip account turfed the call into a custom context, [incoming_1] and nothing else
entered it (the other line went its own, [incoming_2], I suppose I could just write:
exten => s,1,`Do Something` which eliminates this question?
Thanks for all the guidance!
jlc |
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asterisk.org at sedwar...
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 2:00 pm Post subject: [asterisk-users] Understanding Incoming sip DID handling |
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On Mon, 19 May 2008, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
| Quote: | How do I elegantly write something to catch the area code, if the number dialed was
1-xxx-555-1212? Or does the incoming number from my sip provider always show up to me
as an 11 digit number:
exten => 19495551212,1,`Do Something` for example?
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I always get 10 digits from my providers. You can define an exact or (as
below) a matching pattern.
| Quote: | If that sip account turfed the call into a custom context, [incoming_1] and nothing else
entered it (the other line went its own, [incoming_2], I suppose I could just write:
exten => s,1,`Do Something` which eliminates this question?
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exten = _x.,1, playback(demo-congrats)
exten = _x.,n, hangup
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jsignorello at ispbx.com
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 2:01 pm Post subject: [asterisk-users] Understanding Incoming sip DID handling |
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You have DID1 on sip trunk 1 (unlimited channels)
You have DID2 on sip trunk 2 (restricted channels)
You want all you outgoing traffic to go out sip trunk 1
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Sherwood McGowan wrote:
| Quote: | Joseph L. Casale wrote:
| Quote: | Hi,
What is the method (preferred) way Asterisk handles the incoming
sip lines? I am currently trying to setup two lines, one has
unlimited in/out channels and the other phone number has only two.
The provider has given a macro that manages dialing out on the two
possible servers.
Would I match on phone number to decide where to send it? Both lines
can originate from two different servers so matching by IP wouldn't
help as both share either/or server.
Thanks!
jlc
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Yes, in your dialplan you should have one extension set up for the first
number and where to send it, and a second for the other.
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sherwood.mcgowan at gm...
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| Posted: Mon May 19, 2008 3:14 pm Post subject: [asterisk-users] Understanding Incoming sip DID handling |
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Joseph L. Casale wrote:
| Quote: | | Quote: | Yes, in your dialplan you should have one extension set up for the first
number and where to send it, and a second for the other.
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So, if the sip.conf config sends the did into the [incoming] context
and its phone number is 555-1212, would this be the right way:
exten => 5551212,1,`Do Something` ?
How do I elegantly write something to catch the area code, if the number dialed was
1-xxx-555-1212? Or does the incoming number from my sip provider always show up to me
as an 11 digit number:
exten => 19495551212,1,`Do Something` for example?
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It depends on how you receive the called number, it should be as either
a 10 or 11 digit number from your SIP provider. Match accordingly. Most
probably it's a 10 digit number.
| Quote: | If that sip account turfed the call into a custom context, [incoming_1] and nothing else
entered it (the other line went its own, [incoming_2], I suppose I could just write:
exten => s,1,`Do Something` which eliminates this question?
Thanks for all the guidance!
jlc
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That's probably the easiest thing to do, catch the number and direct
each one to their own context. You could direct them with
Goto(context1,${EXTEN},1) and then do
[context1]
exten => _X.,1,DoSomething
or you could use your idea, Goto(context1,s,1) with the definition as such:
[context1]
exten => s,1,DoSomething
However, I like to keep the extension connected with the number that was
requested for as long as possible. |
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