I've discovered that music on hold, in general, doesn't behave in a way that
makes sense.
Here's my sip.conf:
sip.conf:
[general]
musicclass=natv_default
[3254101]
musicclass=classic
[3254103]
musicclass=natv_silence
Here's what happens with these settings:
3254101 calls 3254103:
3254101 puts 3254103 on hold -> Plays default
3254103 puts 3254101 on hold -> Plays classic
3254103 calls 3254101:
3254103 puts 3254101 on hold -> Plays default
3254101 puts 3254103 on hold -> Plays silence
In summary, when a caller puts a callee on hold, the music on hold class played
is always the system-wide setting set in sip.conf. When the callee puts the
caller on hold, the music on hold class played is what's defined in sip.conf
for the caller.
This really makes no sense whatsoever. Common sense would dictate that when the
callee puts the caller on hold, that the music on hold class heard should be
what's defined in sip.conf for the CALLEE. That is, this person(the callee)
wants everyone who calls and gets put on hold to hear what they have defined.
Take for example, a small business that wants to have custom advertising or
such played when someone calls THEIR number. How about if they wanted different
custom advertising on different extensions?
The SetMusicOnHold() app won't help here either. You can only set ONE class of
moh for a call between two phones. If the two extensions want different moh
classes when they put someone ELSE on hold, then this just isn't possible.
Has anyone else encountered this before? How did you work around this?
Doug.
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