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I'm trying really hard not to offer coding, but if it was me, I would leap to do similar to what @Kenny Riley mentioned haha. In your case @ruben23, I would send calls from option 2 to a new Dialplan entry (with a random extension number) and do something similar to this to send out an email.

Sounds to me like you could have an Outbound Route that plays a recording like "This customer has requested to not be called". You would definitely need something to store the numbers requested, and update the outbound route though... If you emailed out the caller ID number to an admin like...

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BLF button.

@teleportal try dnd+123 as value for a BLF. Where 123 is the extension you wish to monitor the BLF on.

How is anyone meant to understand what dialplan needs to be created without further information? Just in the happenstance that they've done exactly what you need and are online? You're welcome. Good luck with the ambiguous question!

Consider looking at a capture of the call with 'sngrep' to find what header the phone number is actually passed on. This method will put every call to only one endpoint. Depends on your needs!

Link to the answer you're referring to. It's good practice to source when you reference literally anything else in a question.

Here's an idea. Regex (FAIL) [3108070836] destination_number(pbx1) =~ /^(3108070836)$/ break=on-false Your 'destination number' is pbx1 for some reason. So of course it fails because pbx1 != 3108070836 Wild guess, but have you got Caller ID In From set to True in the gateway settings (click...

Closest thing I could find is using *1 or *4 to transfer based on the FusionPBX documentation: Though I couldn't find the dialpans in there to interpret how to use those for you. https://docs.fusionpbx.com/en/latest/additional_information/feature_codes.html?highlight=transfer

Typical. Happy to ask for help, no so much to give it! :mad:

What about releasing documentation and the recorded videos on another tier? I'm sure there are some people who can't make continuing education for one reason or another, and would happily pay for just the content!

@rrubix chown --reference=app.lua call_forward_all.lua

Not sure, but by what you're describing have a play with these DTMF settings:

Seems to me like a firewall issue. It is likely the PBX is trying to updates the phones, but the message can't get through. Check sngrep as you might see the messages failing to be delivered. First step is to have the phone rebooted. I've done that and heard no more complaints before. Next...

One means would be to send callers to a call centre, and play a message that says "press * to request call back". Then the exit action could be a dialplan that shoots off an email with the callers number as is done in my other comment...

Just pointing out some similar colloquialisms. No offense intended.

In my experience, changing the domain name from the Advanced > Domains menu works fine. Nearly everything is a UUID anyways, so the name isn't as relevant as one might think. Sidenote: @WispAway IS confirmed from QLD, Australia? lol

I had to use a picture of emojis instead of actual emojis due to lack of support. No Python here. *edit mentioned same dialplan as in original post

Yes. On Yealink, change the Caller ID Source default FROM to PAI-RPID-FROM.