Yealink Dial Out Different Servers

[ntnetzeband]

Not sure if this is possible or not but I'm looking to see if users dial out to specific numbers, they route calls through a different server. A little background on our set up:

One main server in LA with 128 SC license and our remote site has a small 8 SC license because on a day to day basis, they don't receive or make that many calls out of their server. They do have a sales call that we all dial into a few times a week that would exceed that license so they use their cell phones a lot to make the call. we use Yealink T48G phones.

I know the numbers for the conference call so is there a way with either through Yealink or 3CX that it is possible when they dial the conference call, their call goes through our 128 SC server so they are not using their cell phones?

Please let me know if you need any further information.

 

[Saqqara]

Bridge the systems together, then send the conf calls down to the 128sc 3cx system

Info on bridging - https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/connecting-pbx-bridges/

I know this is old but it will help for outbound calls https://www.3cx.com/blog/voip-howto/outbound-rules-a-complete-example/

 

[ntnetzeband]

Will this completely drop the call from the originating server?

 

[leejor]

For a call to go to a server, the set, or a key on the set, has to be registered to that server, or, has to support a Direct SIP call. Some make/model sets do allow each key to be an extension number, registered to a different server, and some allow for an internal dialplan capable of handling Direct SIP calls. You'd have to see if your set is capable of doing either one.

 

[cobaltit]

You can make a custom template for the remote site that registers a second account on the Yealink to the larger site. Then folks will just have to press the line key for that second account to call out. You could also manually provision the second account to avoid having to make a custom template, and provisioning changes shouldn't touch the second account info.