User1@mail.com, U10@myphones / b10@myphones

Voicemail

Settings in extensions.conf

●10

SIP user name or phone number.

•user1@mail.com

Email address of the user. If the Asterisk server is set up accordingly, the voice message can be sent to the user as an email attachment.

6.2Settings in extensions.conf

In the user-specific section of the dial plan, an overflow option for voicemail has to be set up. You can differentiate between two available options: a) the called party is not available, and

b)the called party’s line is busy. The following example shows the configuraton for the user with phone number 10; the lines have to be entered into the corresponding section of the file exten- sion.conf.

Example:

exten => 10,2,VoiceMail(u10@myphones)

exten => 10,102,VoiceMail(b10@myphones)

Explanations:

•10

SIP user name or phone number.

•2 / 102

Priority for forwarding to the mailbox. The value 2 in the example determines that - if the called party is unavailable - the caller is forwarded after the attempted call (priority 1 in the example) is forwarded the the mailbox 10@myphones and hears a corresponding mes- sage. If the line is busy, Asterisk jumps to a priority number that is 101 higher than the pri- ority of the attempted call, in the example: 1 + 101 = 102.

•u10@myphones / b10@myphones

Further specification of the mailbox. The prefix u makes sure that the message designated for unavailability is played. If you use the prefix b, the message for "line busy" is played. 10 is the numbe of the mailbox. @myphones specifies the context for this entry. This is neces- sary if the user entry in the file voicemail.conf was entered in a specific context instead of the context [default].

Weiterhin muss für den jeweiligen Kontext (im Beispiel: myphones) die zu wählende Nummer der Voicemail-Funktion eingetragen werden, damit der Benutzer seine Sprachnachrichten ab- hören kann. Auch dies geschieht in Form einer Extension, also eines Eintrags im Wählplan.

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optiPoint 410/420 - Using with Asterisk, Configuration Guide

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