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On 07/03/08 10:09:19, Luke Tudor wrote: > > Hi, > > I have recently configured asterisk and successfully setup some > extensions. I have also been able to get a PSTN number that rings my > asterisk box from any normal phone, and sign up with voiptalk to make > outgoing calls from my asterisk box to any normal phone number. > > I'm well impressed with myself!!! Well Done! > > However; > > (1) If some one calls, they get my IVR menu (press 1 etc, press 2, > etc). If they dial a landline number during the prompts, asterisk > routes the call out (as defined in the extensions.conf). I don't want > callers to be able to trick the system in making free calls!!!! Put the incoming callers into a different context to your internal extensions. My incoming was a simple, dial command, before I got clever with callerid lookup and blocking etc. > > How can I ensure that only certain extensions can use this particular > dial rule? Therefore stopping incoming callers from being able to > make > outbound calls, and maybe stopping certain extensions from being able > to dial externally? Easy option is to have you extensions in different contexts, or you need some programing, to do it. > > (2) How can I setup call forwarding so the extension rings for X > seconds and then transfers to someones mobile? timeout options on the dial command dial(1234,30,t) the 30 is the timeout time. -- 'ooroo stinga...(:)-) --------------------------------------------------- Email: stinga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx o You need only two tools. o ///// A hammer and duct tape. If it /@ `\ /) ~ doesn't move and it should, > (O) X< ~ Fish!! use the hammer. If it moves and `\___/' \) ~ shouldn't, use the tape. \\\ --------------------------------------------------- -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html