Asterisk Tutorial 33 - Asterisk IVR Menu Looping [english]

It's time to enhance our IVRs to account for "timeouts" by looping our IVR menus.

Menu loops allow the IVR menu to be repeated should an option not be selected within a specific time frame, giving the caller the opportunity to make their selection.

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Thanks a lot!
You covered in 10 minutes what asterisk documentation didn't cover in 3 hours of reading!!!!

[chrisearlyup]

Hey Guys,
been watching you for a while now and have to say love your tutorials. (even to find sleep at night, no pun intended ;-) )

So far i managed to follow all of your steps but i stumbled on something.

Could you cover the issue of call transfers in on of your next videos perhaps in context with a hardware phone e.g. snom?
i can't get the call transfer working properly.

keep on the good work

[rajnishs]

Awesome tutroial explains by you guys . I would also request you please try to make video on mrcp server using cmu sphinix
with asterisk

[akinanenih]

Hi guys,
Thank you so much for these episodes on how to do literally anything with Asterisk. I am new to all this and i would like to know how i can configure extensions for users to call within their number range and not any other range. for example, if i have a 1000 series, it should only be able to call 1000 - 1999. currently using Asterisk 13 installed on Linode and running CentOS 7. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[kevinedoriane]

please i wan the confiration of visioconference

[alex-and-er]

Forgot the closing parenthesis after increment "LOOP".

P.S.: I know, it's too late, but I had to say it :)