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I want to make 2 sip peer ip phones ring at the same time, when dialing a specific DID or extension. &nbsp;For the example we will say that i want to ring, phone1 and phone 2 at the same time when calling DID 2222222222 
 
So for example, I have in my sip.conf 
 
[phone1] 
type=friend 
context=whatever 
host=dynamic 
secret=hi 
callerid=0000000000 
mailbox=0000000000 
 
[phone2] 
type=friend 
context=whatever 
host=dynamic 
secret=hi 
callerid=1111111111 
mailbox=1111111111 
 
What would the incoming calls context look like in extensions.conf to make both phones ring simultaneously when calling DID 2222222222 &nbsp;???? 
 
I have tried a couple different things in extensions.conf, like: 
 
exten =&gt; 2222222222,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,phone2,20) ; That did not work 
 
exten =&gt; 2222222222,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20) 
exten =&gt; 2222222222,1,Dial(SIP/phone2,20) ; This did not work either 
 
 
Thanks for the help!! 
 
 

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I want to make 2 sip peer ip phones ring at the same time, when dialing a specific DID or extension.  For the example we will say that i want to ring, phone1 and phone 2 at the same time when calling DID 2222222222

So for example, I have in my sip.conf 

[phone1]
type=friend
context=whatever
host=dynamic
secret=hi
callerid=0000000000
mailbox=0000000000

[phone2]
type=friend
context=whatever
host=dynamic
secret=hi
callerid=1111111111
mailbox=1111111111

What would the incoming calls context look like in extensions.conf to make both phones ring simultaneously when calling DID 2222222222  ????

I have tried a couple different things in extensions.conf, like:

exten => 2222222222,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,phone2,20) ; That did not work

exten => 2222222222,1,Dial(SIP/phone1,20) 
exten => 2222222222,1,Dial(SIP/phone2,20) ; This did not work either


Thanks for the help!!




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