[asterisk-users] Re: Don't Hit # after 9 to get PSTN line

[Steven]

You must have other dialplan entries that start with 9.

How does asterisk know you are dialing "9" or one of your other dialplan entries that starts with "9"?
I has to wait for the digit timeout.

I am curious what this "9" is used to connect to? Are you trying to get dialtone from another PBX?

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Steven

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  "Pablo Mora" <pablo at espoltel.net> wrote in message news:000001c6ab37$0e70c3e0$c5954145 at yusuke...
  Hi all,

   

  Iv' got a problem taking lines to call from SIP to PSTN. I have to press # after 9 to get ringtone, otherwise I would have to wait above 15 seconds.

   

   

  [out]

  exten => 9,1,Dial,Zap/g1/9

  exten => 9,2,Hangup

  exten => 9,102,Congestion

   

  The problem occurs when the user doesn't complete the call, and hangup after pressing only 9.  If these events occur twice consecutively, Asterisk attempts to native bridge between 2 channels.

   

  I think the problem is that # is being used like a transfer trigger. But when I deactivate these feature, I have to wait 15 second after press 9 no get line.

   

  What can I do??  What should I do to get line without spend this time? 

   

  Pablo



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