[asterisk-users] Single * multiple offices

[Nhadie]

Hi Thomas,

Thank you for reply, please correct me if i did not understand it correctly.

i need create sip_customerA.conf sip_customerB.conf sip_customerB.conf

under sip_customerA.conf

i will have [company-A-100] up to [company-A-110] with 
context=company-A-context

under sip_customerB.conf

i will have [company-B-100] up to [company-B-105] with 
context=company-B-context

under sip_customerC.conf

i will have [company-C-100] up to [company-C-110] with 
context=company-C-context


and then i also need to create extensions_customerA.conf, 
extensions_customerB.conf and extensions_customerC.conf

which will then contain dial plans for each offices and all the contexts 
company-A-context, company-B-context and company-C-context.

what do i need to do in the dial plan so that when an extension in 
customer A dial 101, it will only ring on extension 101 under customer A 
and not 101 in B and C.

thanks again in advanced

regards,
Ron



Thomas Kenyon wrote:
> Nhadie wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is what i'm thinking possible, i will setup an asterisk server, i will 
>> let 2 or more offices use it, e.g.
>>
>> Office 1 will have extension 100 - 110
>> Office 2 will have extension 100 - 105
>> Office 3 will also have 100 - 105
>>
>> my questions are:
>>
>> 1. will it have conflict on the asterisk having the same extension 
>> number for each office?
>>
> No, you can simple segregate their dialplans using different contexts.
> 
>> 2. can i define trunk/s that will be dedicated only for each office?
>>
> Yes, you merely only set up rules for those offices.
> 
>> 3. can i define IVR for each office?
>>
> Yes.
> 
>> or to summarize it, is it possible to provide all the asterisk features 
>> on all 3 offices without the offices conflicting with each other.
>>
>> thank you in advanced
>>
> I'm assuming you don't want each office to be able to talk to each other 
> directly. It may be a good idea to have separate config files for each 
> office and include them in the main config file. (using #include 
> <filename> ).
> 
> Don't forget that you will not be able to have 2 contexts across the 
> system with the same name.
> 
>> regards,
>> ron
>>
>>
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