[asterisk-users] Redirect call based on CLI???

[Brian]

On Sun, 2010-02-28 at 04:00 +0800, D Tucny wrote:
> Or, alternatively using the 's' priority...
> 
> 
> exten => 845,1,Verbose(3, Incoming call from ${CALLERID(all)}) ; this
> will be priority 1
> exten => 845/12345678,n,Goto(blacklist) ; the n will make this
> priority 2
> exten => 845/23456789,s,Goto(blacklist) ; the s will make this also
> priority 2
> exten => 845/34567890,s,Goto(blacklist) ; again, priority 2
> exten => 845/09876543,s,Goto(whitelist) ; and again
> exten => 845/98765432,s,Goto(whitelist) ; and again
> exten => 845/87654321,s,Goto(whitelist) ; and again
> exten => 845,s,Verbose(3, CLI (${CALLERID(num)}) is neither
> blacklisted or whitelisted) ; last s, so last priority 2, this time
> with no pattern
> exten => 845,n,Dial(SIP/somewhere,180) ; this will be priority 3
> exten => 845,n,Hangup() ; priority 4
> exten => 845,n(blacklist),Verbose(3, CLI (${CALLERID(num)}) is
> blacklisted) ; priority 5
> exten => 845,n,Hangup(21) ; priority 6, cause code 21 = rejected
> exten => 845,n(whitelist),Verbose(3, CLI (${CALLERID(num)}) is
> whitelisted) ; priority 7
> exten => 845,n,Dial(SIP/somewhereelse,180) ; priority 8
> exten => 845,n,Hangup() ; priority 9
> 
> 
> You can see the priorities from the asterisk cli by doing a 'dialplan
> show <context>' 

Thanks. I've got it doing just what I want now :-) Appreciate your help.