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Sweet :) I guess I have to create the dialplan first using the GUI, set Destination=true, and only then edit the XML. (and add a "DO NOT EDIT" description :rolleyes:) Thanks

I would prefer to keep a time condition that is linked to the time condition page, as a few of our clients have limited logins so that they can manage things like call forwards and times and such. I can always do the custom xml dialplan as a separate thing, I suppose the question then is how...

I found a post with a similar request to mine (not sure how I completely missed that one) and played around with XML dialplans on my "testbench" PBX and I got what I was after working by setting a variable (my_dest) in the inbound route and then in the time condition the alternate/timeout...

For a free softphone option, there is Mizudroid/Mizuphone, which minimalist but decent for a free app

I figured as much, but the issue with that is that I would be the only guy who understood what that specific dialplan did :) I am already the Regex guy at work, dont really want to be the dialplan guy as well ;) I will give it a bash though :)

Hi I have a particular client on a multi tenant fusion instance, that has 5 inbound DIDs, each DID routes to a separate time condition, as each of the time conditions have a different match destination (but the failover destination is the same for all 5 time conditions) As all of the match...

Thought I should update this - another user found the answer without me having to do any scripting and it is fairly easy Here 9399 is is the destination I am using to test if 405, 203, 204, 208 & 210 are registered then transfer to 9300 <extension name="ring group" continue=""...

Also, its not free ? its a premium service

Does that not defeat the object ? I mean getting an alert when an extension goes down is fine, but is the point not to have the redirection of calls automated ?

call-forward-not-registered ? it works if your destination is one extension, but not if your destination is a ring group. the forward-not-registered works by checking the endpoint-disposition of a call attempt to the extension you are calling however you want to know the registration status...

I asked the same question not too long ago (I still dont have an easy answer I am afraid) Call-forward-not-registered works, if you are only worried about 1 extension not being registered I am still trying to find an easier solution than having to write a LUA script

Thank you Ah.. I had hoped to avoid scripting.. or rather having to learn LUA scripting ;) but might as well jump in the deep end :) I did look through the failure_handler lua script, that should prove to be useful :) Thanks Nic

Hi all I'm trying to setup inbound calls to forward to a cellphone when a clients internet goes down (small client, does not own a UPS) I know I can do this in the extension call routing settings, however this particular clients call flow is: Inbound call >> time condition >> Ring group I...

Hi everyone :) registered here a while back, but then kinda got distracted by work (Urgh, Customers, am I right ?) Working for a Voip company in South Africa, using Fusion as our platform figuring things out as I go along :)