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'Distinctive Ring on Yealink Phones'

A common query for people implementing IP based phone systems is how to have a phone ring differently for internal (from within the office) and external (from the PSTN) calls. To do this you'll need two things; a phones that supports this - here we're using Yealink phones, and a VoIP server that supports the "Alert-info" header - many do such as the popular open source solutions Asterisk and FreeSWITCH. Other than that it's all pretty straight forward.

Firstly we will configure the Yealink phone. To do this go to the "Phone" tab and then to the "Ring" page under that.

Once there add an entry into the first set of boxes. Under "Internal Ringer Text" choose a short descriptive name for the ring, I've called it "Internal" as I'm going to use it to change the ringer for internal calls. Under "Internal Ringer File" select the ring that you would like to use. That's it as far as the Yealink phone configuration goes.

Configuring the VoIP PBX differs depending on the SIP server you are using. For Asterisk you need to set a alertinfo to the extension or incoming rule configuration

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-<big>'''How to enable distinctive ringing (Alert Info) for calls from particular extensions or all local extensions?'''</big>
-Every so often, someone asks whether it's possible to make calls from local extensions produce a distinctive ring that is different than the ring produced by calls coming in from outside the FreePBX switch. A variation on that request is that someone will ask how calls from certain "important persons" (such as the boss) can be made to ring differently than "normal" calls.
+<big>''''''Distinctive Ring on Yealink Phones''''''</big>
+A common query for people implementing IP based phone systems is how to have a phone ring differently for internal (from within the office) and external (from the PSTN) calls. To do this you'll need two things; a phones that supports this - here we're using Yealink phones, and a VoIP server that supports the "Alert-info" header - many do such as the popular open source solutions Asterisk and FreeSWITCH. Other than that it's all pretty straight forward.
+'''Firstly we will configure the Yealink phone. To do this go to the "Phone" tab and then to the "Ring" page under that.'''
+Once there add an entry into the first set of boxes. Under "Internal Ringer Text" choose a short descriptive name for the ring, I've called it "Internal" as I'm going to use it to change the ringer for internal calls. Under "Internal Ringer File" select the ring that you would like to use. That's it as far as the Yealink phone configuration goes.
+Configuring the VoIP PBX differs depending on the SIP server you are using. For Asterisk you need to set a alertinfo to the extension or incoming rule configuration
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