My "solution" was to put each newly-connected call into a loop with an announcement stating "Hit the one key to join the conference", with a brief keystroke timeout. This is a bit icky, but works.
On Tue, 27 Jul 2004, Brian McManus wrote:
You could write an AGI file, or a call file to bridge multiple conference rooms of teams? How are you planning to have a caller call in and talk to his team or another team, just a conference room?
What I would do is, create a .call file to join that person to a conference room, and then .call files to join the 20 other team members in to that same conference room. Information on auto dialing and the .call file is available at : http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-print.php?page=Asterisk+auto-dial+out
I've used .call files to bridge about 40 people in to a single conference call (all using IP lines.) However you can have asterisk ".call" PSTN numbers, or devices connected to your FXS lines, and automatically bridge them to your conference room. With AGI, you could even play a prompt saying "Team member "Brian" is joining you to his global/team xxx conference room.
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