Recent content by francois

Sure but not if your phones/softphones are SIP Registered and if you answer the call before the no answer timeout. Normally you transfer only if you are close to the device you like to take the call from. I do not see why transfer to your own phone will end up in your voicemail unless you fall...

You can do blind transfer to your own extension. The switch will take the call and ring all phone including your MicrosSip and your DeskPhone.

Hi Chris, I found you request on the PBX forum. Have you been able to implement STIR/Shaken? Regards, Francois

Well. After further consideration, this function probably doesn't make much sense because his calls will always be sent to his voicemail as soon as he puts one of his devices on DND. I would still be interested in your opinion on this topic.

A user asks me to forward his calls to his voicemail as soon as he rejects (SIP BUSY/486) the call from one of his device. He has an ip-phone and two softphones on his extension. He also has follow-me activated. This question seems really basic to me but I cannot figure out how to do this. Am I...

It's not my top priority right now but I would be interested to get comment on other options. No, I have not played with Patton or Dinstar.

I am using the Grandstream GXW4108. Stay away to Grandstream. It is a big pain; it does not support the xml / text provisioning and I have to reboot it frequently because it looses sip registrations. Also looking for advice on good / reliable analog FXO.

Yes, please proceed as you want. I also found some weird code in this script that causing another issue, should we discuss it here or in private?

One of our customer has configured its ring group as following: Ring-Group Destination: 1001 Destination: 1002 And its follow-me extensions as following: Follow-Me 1001 Destination: 1001 Destination: 1002 Follow-Me 1002 Destination: 1002 Destination: 1001 The above configuration...

@DigitalDaz, here we go: 1- --subscribe to the playback and callcenter events events = freeswitch.EventConsumer() events:bind("PLAYBACK_STOP"); --usefull to detect the completion of uuid_broadcast event events:bind("CUSTOM", "callcenter::info"); --usefull to detect the Answer-State=answered...

I managed to find a fix for the limitation in callcenter-announce-position.lua. 1- Use freeswitch.EventConsumer() and bind the "PLAYBACK_STOP" and "CUSTOM"/"callcenter::info" events 2- After the last call of uuid_broadcast, loop with the events:pop function until the PLAYBACK_STOP event related...

It think indeed that the MoH is the only remaining option!

Dear All, I am using the callcenter-announce-position.lua (documented in https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_callcenter) and announce-sound (documented in https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/applications/call_center.html#announce-sound). Those two settings work like a...

Hi @Adrian Fretwell , How have you implemented "allow a maximum of 10 packets within a given time period" and "an accept rule is added as a consequence of a successful registration" in your setup? I assume you rule "allow a maximum of 10 packets within a given time period" is considering only...

I implemented a call queue stat report tool that generates charts like this; It uses the data from the xml_cdr.