[AusNOG] CLI SIP utility?

[Peter Fern]

On 07/23/2015 17:05, Ross Wheeler wrote:
> The phones in question may not always be a mobile.
> In some cases, they're landlines that are answered if someone is
> on-site, or diverted to whoever is on-call.
>
> I'm sorry, I didn't go into all the details WHY voice calls were
> necessary. SMS will reach some, but not all. Email will reach some but
> not all. Voicemail is too unreliable. Everything I thought of and
> considered was ruled out for one reason or another, voice delivery was
> ultimately the only remaining option, which is why I asked for that
> specific solution.
>
> I have a few (virtually identical, but much larger) installations
> where asterisk does this, and it works very well. Asterisk is somewhat
> overkill for these specific tasks, hence I was looking for something
> that could do the same job, using the same delivery techniques - all
> tried and proven.

Fair enough.  If you already have the Asterisk skills though, I'd
suggest just using that - you can probably re-use your existing
dialplan, and it'll only require minimal resources for this sort of
use-case.