[asterisk-users] Silent Dialing
Darryl Dunkin
ddunkin at netos.net
Wed Nov 11 13:02:16 CST 2009
Thanks, that is what I checked, there is nothing in there that would
appear to do it.
I wasn't sure if there were any hidden variables I could set beforehand.
I'll try the MOH class as it might work. The ringback tones are
indicating that an external system is being called, and we are trying to
integrate these as seamlessly as possible.
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Stepaniuk
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] Silent Dialing
'core show application dial' should give you an idea of what to play
around with...
In a similar scenario, once I used the 'm' option, with a special moh
class. The moh class had some soft ticking sound because the remote
system was not correctly indicating ringing, and sometimes delayed the
audio ringing tone too much.
This sorts of comforts users with a something-is-going on feedback
sound, without having a double tone sequence. I don't know if it's the
right way, it worked for me. I actually prefer to have two ringback
tones.
Darryl Dunkin wrote:
> Is there a way to disable ringing while dialing?
>
> Example, external users come into our IVR, and if they dial certain
IVR
> options, these are sent off to a remote server for call handling (
> Dial(SIP/extension at remoteserver) for example).
>
> It rings once, then the remote system picks up. I would like it to be
> more transparent to the users.
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