AW: OpenAM

["Frank Fischer" <frank.fischer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi

 

related to 1)

you need an external application listening to the Status Port and doing the call routing. If an endpoint is not registered, you would redirect the call to the voice mail endpoint. Alternative you might enhance the gk to do this.

 

related to 2)

You can't do that with the gk at the moment (afaik). Here you would have to configure your endpoint to forward the call to the voice mail endpoint after a certain time. Again, alternative you might enhance the gk to do this.

 

Keep thinking about if openAM is the right choice for your setup or at least what i understand you want to do. IMHO openAM is very very limited. I would use it only for personal use (one endpoint), not for a multi-endpoint voice mail system.

 

Frank

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Von: openh323gk-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:openh323gk-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Gentian Bajraktari
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 21. April 2005 12:53
An: gnugk
Betreff: OpenAM

HI,

I have registred many endpoints to the GNUGK and given each of them a number.

Each extension can call each other and everything is fine. But I want to ba able to provide voicemail service to the endpoints for 2 cases:

 

1.When the endpoint is not registred

2. Endpoint is ringing but user not available (so lets say after 5 rings)

 

I was having  alook at OpenAm but very simple and not much docs about it. I was able to register it to the gatekeeper and it works fine,

My problem now is how to make the gatekeeeper route the call to the registred openam in the 2 cases above.

 

Any help ?

 

RG,

 

Gentian