Hi Daryl,
how you define the codes is your choice - you have full liberty from the script to map server services on different prefixes.
regards, bogdan
Daryl Sanders wrote:
Ok, so *98 seems to the standard for at least Bell South and Qwest and also works with all my ATAs by default, so now I'm off to tackle Caller-ID Blocking, Message Waiting Indicator (w/asterisk), and Distinctive Ring.
Please feel free to share you comment/experiences If you've been down this road already.
- Daryl
On 11/6/05, Patrick J. Menjor jmenjor@comcast.net wrote:
*98
-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [Serusers] Vertical Service Codes Date: Sun, 6 Nov 2005 08:09:13 -0700 From: Daryl Sanders daryl.sanders@gmail.com To: SER Users serusers@iptel.org, users@openser.org
Can SER detect star codes? I see that there are many codes already defined in most ATAs. How would I make these work with SER?
Is there a standard code for allowing users to check their voicemail from their SIP-phone/ATA? I was considering also using 00 as the code my users dial to access their voicemail? Would there any be any conflict with 00 and other functionality such as international calling? There are no DID/DDI that begin with 00 correct?
Thanks!
- Daryl
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