Hi all -
Long time lurker here, haven't posted in several years.
I am trying to figure out how to _selectively_ forward calls arriving on
an ISDN PRI, based on incoming CallerID.
(eg, test with just my cell phone, and not forward all calls)
This is on an 2821 IOS voice gateway that runs H.323 to a UCM 9.1 server.
No MGCP here.
I'd prefer to handle this forwarding directly on the router, but can do so
on the UCM
if I need to.
Normally the dial peers send all inbound calls on the IOS voice gateway to
either
the UCM or the RightFax server (session-target style)
Can this be done based on the incoming CallerID?
That way, I can forward only calls from certain test phones.
Thanks Tim
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* nexus*
Tim Reimers
Network Administrator
I.T Services
City of Asheville
treimers@ashevillenc.gov
(desk) 828-259-5512
(cell) 828-552-1585
Please do NOT use the contact information above for unsolicited sales
contacts.
All unsolicited sales calls > /dev/null
Long time lurker here, haven't posted in several years.
I am trying to figure out how to _selectively_ forward calls arriving on
an ISDN PRI, based on incoming CallerID.
(eg, test with just my cell phone, and not forward all calls)
This is on an 2821 IOS voice gateway that runs H.323 to a UCM 9.1 server.
No MGCP here.
I'd prefer to handle this forwarding directly on the router, but can do so
on the UCM
if I need to.
Normally the dial peers send all inbound calls on the IOS voice gateway to
either
the UCM or the RightFax server (session-target style)
Can this be done based on the incoming CallerID?
That way, I can forward only calls from certain test phones.
Thanks Tim
--
*Quis custodiet
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quis_custodiet_ipsos_custodes%3F>ipsos*
* nexus*
Tim Reimers
Network Administrator
I.T Services
City of Asheville
treimers@ashevillenc.gov
(desk) 828-259-5512
(cell) 828-552-1585
Please do NOT use the contact information above for unsolicited sales
contacts.
All unsolicited sales calls > /dev/null