[cisco-voip] Ответ: How to send extra digits and/pauses in order to bypass autoatendant options

[Matthew Saskin]

Agreed - your only way would be to use CRS server (doesn't callmanager 
include a free 5 port license?) and create a script that dials out, and 
upon pickup sends the proper DTMF tones.  Then you just point a CTI RP 
on your end to that script, forward calls to the route point, done.

That said, the easier solution would be to ask your vendor to provide 
some alternate number that you can forward in to that bypasses the AA 
functionality :)

-matt

Daniel A. Abelski wrote:
> You can do this by using IP-IVR.
> 
> 2007/7/17, Eduardo Castro <eduardo at alumni.calpoly.edu>:
>> Does anyone knows if it is possible when forwarding one of our DID numbers
>> to an outside number (another company's 800 number) to send extra digits
>> and/pauses in order to bypass the other company's Auto Attendant options?
>> This way, when one of our customers calls our DID, they get transferred to
>> our vendor and the options are entered for them so they go straight to a
>> queue or whatever ext?
>>
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Eduardo Castro
>> Nexus IS Inc.
>>
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