Comments on: Follow-Me Phoning: Implementing Bluetooth Proximity Detection with Asterisk, Part III

By: newdawn

newdawn — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 15:34:36 +0000

Hey!
I really need your help! Id like to modify the extension.conf to redirect the calls in case of absence, to another extension. I need the same logic as above in the article, like: when a call comes in, we check homechek.agi for presence, if it returns with "out" we redirect the call to another softphone – i dont have a cellphone channel. My problem is, i dont know, where to copy-paste the "gotoif" part, and the dial(SIP/200) (for example) part in the extensions.conf file. It includes a lot of macros and such. Lets assume, 100 calls 200, but homecheck.agi sais he’s out of range, so i need to redirect the call to 300. How, and what should i modify???
Thanks!
Lali

By: Slickrock

Slickrock — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 03:11:32 +0000

*********Posted on the Trixbox Site as well*********

Ward,

Please help. I have followed BT Proximity Part 1, 2 and 3. I am currently using 1.2.3 with FreePBX 2.2.0. Right now I have my Dad’s office phone setup as follows (he is in sales and travels) Inbound Route -> Time Conditions On Hours(8am-6pm M-F) -> Follow-Me (Office Phone and Cell Phone) -> Off Hours (6:01pm-7:59am) Core Extension (no cell phone).

The pain in the butt is that when he happens to be in the office between 8am-6pm M-F, every time his office phone rings, so does his blackberry. I would like to use proximity to eliminate the unnecessary cell phone rings while he is in the office sitting at his desk. I reviewed your dial plan (on the Stealth Attendant) and I am really confused. I do not see a "exten=>t" anywhere. Please help me figure out what to change as I know you originally wrote the articles for A@H 2.1

THIS IS REALLY REALLY COOL!

Thanks!

Ryan

By: J

Thu, 04 Jan 2007 20:43:27 +0000

You said: ‘If you’re using our Stealth Autoattendant, then…’
What’s the best way of including this without the Stealth Autoattendant on a vanilla Trixbox install?

[WM: With TrixBox 1.2.3 you can use our PBX-in-a-Flash script (new installs only) or the VMware install.]