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Hi All,<br />
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Please i have an asterisk installation with a Dual span PRI card installed from Digium. Meanwhile i have 2x E1 lines with 4 phone numbers from the Telco. The phone lines are mapped to the 2x E1 lines<br />
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The phone number from the telco are 0227786x1-4. <br />
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I have created a queue on the Asterisk called &quot;do_dept&quot; and i want only inbound call to 0227786x1 to come to this queue.<br />
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Please do i go around this.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Charles
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Hi All,

Please i have an asterisk installation with a Dual span PRI card installed from Digium. Meanwhile i have 2x E1 lines with 4 phone numbers from the Telco. The phone lines are mapped to the 2x E1 lines

The phone number from the telco are 0227786x1-4. 

I have created a queue on the Asterisk called "do_dept" and i want only inbound call to 0227786x1 to come to this queue.

Please do i go around this.


Thanks,
Charles

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