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Inbound Route Catch All

Posted by ipfreely on Wed, 05/28/2008

Hi,
Is there any way to setup a catch all inbound route for a SIP trunk, without selecting a DID?

Thanks,
Chris A


Submitted by eeman on Wed, 05/28/2008 Permalink

you can add an invalid extension handler at the top of from-outside-redir

[from-outside-redir]

exten => i,1,Playback(somefile)

Submitted by eeman on Thu, 05/29/2008 Permalink

its not exactly a catch-all if you wanted a 'catch all' for each tenant now is it? :-) how would you propose knowing which tenant to send the unrouted call to?

Submitted by diffen on Wed, 02/03/2010 Permalink

Hello

The catch-all feature is something im interested in too.

If i have a DID from 1000-1099 and extensions on 1000-1049.

If someone calls any number between 1050-1099 i would like to route those call to extension 1000.

Sort of a catch-all feature that only is active if the number are not connected to a extension.

Is that possible?

Submitted by olekaas on Wed, 02/03/2010 Permalink

A default inbound route that is applied to all DID on a tenant that doesn't have an inbound route configured.

We have more than just a couple of customers with a 100 DID range and maybe only 30 users.

/Ole

Submitted by eeman on Wed, 02/03/2010 Permalink

That's a pattern not a catch all. A catch all means when all else fails use this rule. It's the patterns that determine tenant. So you can't have identical patterns.