We are working to address an address and isolate it where we have a user either maliciously or just with very misconfigured devices sending large amounts of invalid packets to the PBX system that are causing it to "segfault". Our monitoring is then detecting the failure and automatically rebooting but then the attacks whether intentional or non-intentional keep happening. We're working to isolate them, block them, and then put in workarounds to handle that invalid traffic in the future to prevent this.
Anywhere you can put in a phone number as the destination, you can put a SIP address. Here's the format: sip:123@host.server.com
So to forward to extension 8482 on demo.voip949.com, you'd do sip:8482@demo.voip949.com
sip:extension@PBXdomain
You can direct it right to the specific extension you want this way whether it's a user extension, a call queue, a group, etc.
I didn't know the forward number could be a SIP address in the reseller account, thanks.
If i have a 6 line phone (Grandstream gxp2200), having line#1 as main in-out line and lines 2-5 incoming only, all going to IVR. Is there a way to know when a call comes in, which of the 5 lines it came in on.
I don't have that phone, but normally, all 6 lines would be registered with a single extension registration. Incoming calls on line 1 would flash the line 1 indicator light and ring your selected ring tone. Additional calls would flash the next indicator light and use the same ringer tone.
If you want something like different ring tones, one way is to create 2 or more different extension accounts for a single phone. Register the phone to several different extensions (1011, 1012, 1013... 1016). Then assign line indicator buttons/lights 2-6 to different extensions instead of all to extension 1 (account 1). Now you can set different ring tones to each line/extension. This lets you get specific about routing different ring groups or queues to specific extensions, so you get different ring tones based on what menu option your caller chose. You might want to limit yourself to just 3 different extensions, so each can have 2 lines on your phone.
The above is a lot to keep up with, but it might do what you need, given the tools available.
More established pbx systems have more options available such as "caller id prepend" and "agent announcement" that could help you out. I'd love to see these features implemented in the Cloud PBX at some point, especially "agent announcement", which lets you assign different pre-recorded messages to your Ring Groups, then plays the corresponding message to an agent when they answer a Ring Group call.
Anybody else having issues with their phone number not forwarding to their pbx? Mine is set up to forward to ext.400 in my pbx. Ever since last night, all I get is ringing on the number that's supposed to forward to the ext. 400. I checked everything in the pbx and all is fine.
Last edited by GreenLantern; 02-21-2014 at 08:22 AM.
So far we've been able to find a number of bugs/scenarios during the PBX BETA that could only be discovered in real-world usage and we appreciate all BETA testers helping us test and find those bugs now and being patient as we work through them.
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