4 Dec
2003
4 Dec
'03
11:47 p.m.
Olle E. Johansson wrote:
Geert Nijpels wrote:
Interesting question. Who's picking up? SIP users on SER or extensions
on Asterisk?
/O
Well I guess with a ser proxy in the network you don't want to register
with asterisk. Maybe a call can be placed in a hold queue in asterisk
and when a special extension is called, this can be catched with ser and
maybe a REFER (ctd.sh?) request can be generated to asterisk?
Probably my imagination has gone wild:)
Geert
Olle E. Johansson wrote:
With the
risk of being bashed on this list, I would propose that you
use Asterisk
as a PBX. It can register to SER, it's not a full-featured SIP proxy
as SER, but
have the functions you need on the PBX level. Voicemail,
conferencing, call groups
and a lot more. SER and Asterisk is a good combination in the
scenario you describe.
Maybe this is a stupid question, but would it be possible to use SER
and Asterisk together to provide (group) call-pickup functionality? I
know Asterisk can do it, and I know SER can't do it.
Maybe forking the INVITE to both the user and Asterisk?