[Asterisk-Users] Default dialplan??

[Philippe Lindheimer]

Aaron,
   
  There are probably plenty of ways to do this, off the top of my head, if you add a 'include => go-to-pbx' context within the context where your Asterisk patterns are, and there is no match, Asterisk will then begin to check the 'include' contexts in order. (It does not even look at them if it can find a match in the current context. So ... put such an include with a 'catch all' dial plan within 'go-to-pbx' that will handle any patterns that don't match and send them off to your alternate pbx.
   
  philippe

  
From: "Aaron Paxson" <aj at thepaxson5.org>
To: <asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 09:26:50 -0400
Subject: [Asterisk-Users] Default dialplan??

        Hey all!
   
  I've got my Asterisk box tied into my PBX.  Currently, if a call comes into my PBX, and can't find the extension, it forwards it through my Asterisk trunk to Asterisk.
   
  This works great!
   
  Is there a special dialplan function (or common usage pattern) that can do the same thing in Asterisk?  i.e. If it can't find the extension, send it out Zap/g1?
   
  My dialplan works with patterns, but patterns isn't what I need here.  Is anyone doing anything like this?
   
  Thanks!
  ~~Aaron

		
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