[Asterisk-Users] A good SIP receptionist phone
    Michael Welter 
    mike at introspect.com
       
    Mon May  2 07:40:31 MST 2005
    
    
  
Chris Mason (Lists) wrote:
> The user name is the extension and the password is always the same. Not hard
> to configure.
> 
With the SNOM 220, you have five buttons/lamps that can be used as 
"line" appearances--these buttons can each register to a different SIP URL.
Each sidecar has 20 buttons/lamps, and you may have up to three 
sidecars.  Using the "hint" priority in Asterisk, the buttons serve as 
extension busy lamps.  You can also use these buttons to transfer calls.
I have an executive suites customer where each tenant is a separate 
business.  For an incoming call, the attendant needs to know which DID 
number is being called so she can answer with the proper greeting.
I would like the sidecar buttons to be able to register to a SIP URL, so 
an incoming call would blink the tenants button, but that is not 
possible--I can only use the five buttons on the phone for that purpose, 
and there are more than five tenants.
A suggestion was to alter the Called ID Name to the DID number.  This 
would work for the attendant, but the tenant would like to see the 
original Caller ID Name.
I would rather not have to put a PC at the attendants position, but that 
is the way this is shaping up.  Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
    
    
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