[Asterisk-Users] DND on SIP

[Eric Wieling]

Joseph wrote:

> On Thu, 2004-10-14 at 07:59, Kevin Walsh wrote:
> 
>>Paul Crick [web-asterisk-users at ivrl.com] wrote:
>>
>>On the Cisco 7960, I prefer to use the built-in DND facility.
>>Switch it on with the "Settings-6-Yes-Save-Back" sequence, which is
>>easy to remember once you've done it a few times.  To switch it off,
>>simply press the "DBD" soft-key that should have been present in the
>>first place.
>>
>>The beauty of this method is the fact that the phone will tell you when
>>it's in DND mode.  Other methods, involving AstDB etc., will not.
>>I imagine that something could be done to change the dial tone, or
>>something, when an AstDB-implemented DND mode is in use, but this would
>>involve more work.
>>
>>The Cisco always displays a CFwdALL button, and tells you when forwarding
>>is in effect, so perhaps something could be done with that - if being
>>reminded that you're in "DND" mode is important to you.
> 
> 
> How do you get * to forward the call to the next dialplan entry?
> I always get a busy signal when turning on the DND option of the 7960.
> 
> Sample dialplan:
>    exten => 14,1,Dial(SIP/14,25,t|)
>    exten => 14,2,Voicemail(u14)
>    exten => 14,103,Voicemail(b14)
>    exten => 14,104,Hangup ; and then hangup.
> 
> DND makes it ring busy.
> 


;
; Give Voicemail extension XX09
;
exten => _XX09,1,GoToIf($[X${RDNIS} != X]?${EXTEN},4)
exten => _XX09,2,VoicemailMain()
exten => _XX09,3,Hangup
exten => _XX09,4,VoiceMail(u${RDNIS})
exten => _XX09,5,Hangup


Specifically RDNIS is set when the Cisco has DND set.