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Callgroups are not intended to call a group of phones; all a callgroup entry does is to help define who is permitted to perform a pick-up for which calls! | Callgroups are not intended to call a group of phones; all a callgroup entry does is to help define who is permitted to perform a pick-up for which calls! | ||
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* Info taken from: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+callgroups+and+pickupgroups |
Revision as of 08:41, 26 February 2009
Letting someone else answer a call
In the mgcp, SIP, IAX, Asterisk Skinny Channels and the zapata channels you can define call and pickup groups for phones. Note that call pickup typically only works WITHIN a technology, e.g. from a SIP phone to a SIP phone and not ACROSS technologies, e.g. not from a SIP phone to a IAX phone.
The basic functionality is this:
* A call is placed in one or several call groups * If a phone belongs in a pickup group that matches one of the call's call groups, that phone may pickup the incoming call by calling *8# on his phone * In v1-0, the feature code seems to be *8# on zap channels, and *8 on SIP channels: *8# does not seem to work from a SIP phone (unless your phone is configured to interpret # as ENTER key)
Groups are in interval 0-63.
You define call and pickupgroup per device, like:
callgroup=1 pickupgroup=1-9,13
Common misconception
Callgroups are not intended to call a group of phones; all a callgroup entry does is to help define who is permitted to perform a pick-up for which calls!
- Info taken from: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+callgroups+and+pickupgroups