<div>My apologies, I didn't realize I was speaking to someone else.</div>
<div>As far as I know the dialplan does not need to have the "j" option to do N+101. I'm using <a href="http://1.2.7.1">1.2.7.1</a> without the "j" option and it jumps fine. </div>
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<div>I suppose that will work fine as long as you turn off call waiting on the phone itself. I provision everything from the server side so I don't have to provision the boxes. Unless you use the same SIP phones for everyone, it could be a pain to do on the phone side... and what happens if you want to give 1 person the ability to do call waiting without giving it to everyone? Even if you did the cfg files from a tftp, you'd still have to get the MAC address & provision a new cfg file.... what a pain!
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<div>I say, depending on the size of your company, create a dialplan with a star feature to activate & deactivate call waiting. Just do a 'DBput" and dump the calleridnum value in the database, then do a "DBget" on your incoming dialplan to see if call waiting is activated for that user. That is super simple and leaves it up to the end user, or if you want... don't write the star feature & just provision it from the DB. That way it leaves it up to you and the end user still can't change it.
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<div>bp<br><br> </div>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">On 6/5/06, <b class="gmail_sendername">Matt Riddell (IT)</b> <<a href="mailto:matt.riddell@sineapps.com">matt.riddell@sineapps.com</a>> wrote:</span>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid"><a href="mailto:undrhil.1528785@bloglines.com">undrhil.1528785@bloglines.com</a> wrote:<br>>> Yes you are correct... by default asterisk will >send the call to priority
<br>><br>>> N+101... what is your point?<br>>><br>>> You asked about turning off "call waiting".<br>> In the example that I provided,<br>>> if the amount of active calls is "1" then
<br>> it will forward to VM without<br>>> dialing the exten. That is what you asked<br>> for... right?<br>>> bp<br>><br>> Nope. I am a different poster just wanting to<br>> clarify (for myself) that Asterisk would do exactly what the original poster
<br>> wanted without any special programming. I wasn't aware that there would be<br>> any kind of notification to the station being called that there was a second<br>> call incoming. Everything I've read so far just says that if the station
<br>> is in use, the call is routed to priority n + 101 as a busy call.<br><br>Only if you use the j option in the dial command. In previous versions<br>it did it automatically:<br><br>'j' -- Jump to n+101 if all of the channels were busy.
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