Let's say the incoming call you wanted to route came into the [incoming]
context:
[context]
exten => s,1,Answer
exten => s,2,Playback(file)
exten => s,3,Hangup
exten => s/8005551212,1,Answer
exten => s/8005551212,2,Playback(specialfile)
exten => s/8005551212,3,Hangup
If the callerid of the caller connecting is exactly 8005551212, the
second block is matched. otherwise, the first block, without the slash
and the callerid string, would be the default match-all extension.
I believe (check the wiki) there is a syntax that combines the callerid
matching with the wildcard matching:
exten => s/_800.,1,Answer
This would match any callerid string beginning with 800. Please look
over the wiki to make sure the syntax for this example is correct before
you try it.
Moj
Shad Mortazavi wrote:
Dear Group,
I have my Asterisk box working with a Mediatrix 1204.
I have 2 questions;
1) I do not seem to get a Call ID on the call coming via the Mediatrix
1204. I was wondering if anyone had this configured and if they could
share this with me?
2) How do you route a call based on caller ID on Asterisk. At the moment
I'm routing calls via DNIS.
Thanks and Regards
Shad Mortazavi
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