SIP URI device type usage in Kazoo

[Marc Abrams]

Hi, 

Not sure why I never noticed this before but there is a SIP URI device type in Kazoo but I'm not clear on how to use this. Can anyone explain it?

Thanks.

marc.

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[Darren Schreiber]

Hi Marc,

You can enter an address like:

b...@some.address.com:5060

to send calls to that address. It is like call-forwarding,, if you will, but to a SIP device instead of a phone number.

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[Marc Abrams]

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I, Darren:

From previous discussions, I understood the SIP URI only works outbound at the moment. With the other devices, like an IP phone or soft phone, there is an interface to dial from. How do I dial from the SIP URI? Do you have a callflow example?

Thanks

marc.

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[Darren Schreiber]

That's a different item and it's not possible (yet).

[Marc Abrams]

Thanks for bearing with me, Darren :)

So, if I add the SIP URI number to a call flow, I can have it reach a user or device? For example, if the call flow is:

 +19492700935, 1005, sip:ma...@mocet.com

                          |

                          |

                       User

                  Marc Abrams

                         |

                         |

                    Voicemail

                  Marc Abrams

and someone dials sip:ma...@mocet.com, it will reach the user, Marc Abrams, and any of the specified devices?

marc.

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[Darren Schreiber]

No. That feature is not available.

If you have an external system, say an Asterisk system, however, you can use a device's SIP URI mechanism to call OUT to that device/phone/PBX.

It would be:

+19492223333, 1333

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   Device

Bob Dole

Where Bob Dole might be a SIP URI of bob...@whitehouse.gov

or something similar.

[Marc Abrams]

like this?

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[Darren Schreiber]

No that is absolutely not what it's for and that may actually break your call flow. Don't do that.

[Marc Abrams]

Hi, Darren:

I understand how this works now... and I answered another one of my questions (about the call testing service). 

http://marc.clarify-it.com/d/vvdjhx

Thanks.

marc.

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