[Asterisk-Users] Incoming CallerID management

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I do the same thing..

I use chan_capi and the MSN numbers on my ISDN line..

Firstly all inbound calls are placed into my [default] context and then redirected from there to the company specific start context.. Then you setup your company specific intro message from there..

Example

[default]
; Inbound call redirection based on MSN
exten => {MSN NumberA},1,Goto(companyA-start,s,1)
exten => {MSN NumberB},1,Goto(companyB-start,s,1)

[companyA-start]
;Context for CompanyA
exten => s,1,...

[companyB-start]
;Context for CompanyB
exten => s,1,...

There may very well be an easier way to do this but this worked fine for me..

Later..


> Greetings,
> 
> I need if possibile an explanation on how to manage the incoming callerid
> for an incoming call. Let me explain the situation:
> 
> We have two different companies in this office that shares the same PBX (*
> box). Each company have its own number for the incoming calls.
> 
> What i'd like to implement is something that, depending on the incoming line
> that is involved in the call, plays a different welcome message.
> 
> If a customer calls the 06xxxxx01 -> it should be answered by the message
> for company A
> If a customer calls the 06xxxxx02 -> it should be answered by the message
> for company B
> 
> I've noticed that in kern.log the incoming MSN is logged, but didn't find
> anything in the * log nor in the *CLI> screen logs
> 
> Is there a way to manage this in asterisk in order to make the different
> welcomes using only different contexts (let say, [main-menu-A] and
> [main-menu-B] )?
> 
> Tnx,
> -- 
> Stefano Finetti
> Technical Coordinator
> Lynx Automotive srl
> ssfinetti at lynxautomotive.it
> Tel: 199 79 79 30
> Fax: 06 233 227 934
> Linux Registered User #271978
> 
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