FritzBoxCallMonitor

Simple and lightweight console client for FritzBox's integrated CallMonitor. It executes a specified program on call-events, any available information will be appended to it as a parameter.

Download latest release: FritzBoxCallMonitor v1.1.0.0

Quick start

Note: If you haven't yet, you first need to enable the CallMonitor in your FritzBox by "calling" #96*5* from any connected phone.

Just download, unpack anywhere and execute Start.bat from the Examples directory.

This will open up a connection to fritz.box (the default hostname, will work if you use your FritzBox as a DNS) and executes a "echo batch script", which will show you any passed parameter, on every event.

Parameters

FritzBoxCallMonitor knows the following parameters, all of them are optional:

• FritzBox=<FritzBoxHostnameOrIp>
  • The Hostname or IP of your FritzBox (default is fritz.box)
• OnIncomingCall=<PathToAnything>
  • The program which will be executed on an incoming call, the following parameters will be appended:
  • Timestamp
  • RING (a word, indicates the event type)
  • ConnectionId (a number, use this to group events to calls)
  • RemoteNumber (the calling number)
  • LocalNumber (the called number)
• OnOutgoingCall=<PathToAnything>
  • The program which will be executed on an outgoing call, the following parameters will be appended:
  • Timestamp
  • CALL (a word, indicates the event type)
  • ConnectionId (a number, use this to group events to calls)
  • LocalExtension (the internal number of the used phone)
  • LocalNumber (the external used number)
  • RemoteNumber (the called number)
• OnConnected=<PathToAnything>
  • The program which will be executed when connection is established, the following parameters will be appended:
  • Timestamp
  • CONNECT (a word, indicates the event type)
  • ConnectionId (a number, use this to group events to calls)
  • LocalExtension (the internal number of the used phone)
  • RemoteNumber (the called or calling number)
• OnConnectionEnd=<PathToAnything>
  • The program which will be executed when a connection is closed, the following parameters will be appended:
  • Timestamp
  • DISCONNECT (a word, indicates the event type)
  • ConnectionId (a number, use this to group events to calls)
  • DurationInSeconds (a number, the duration of the connection in seconds)

Or simply look into Start.bat in the Examples directory for an example call.

Screenshots

Links / Usage Examples

https://codeberg.org/cweiske/fritzbox-pegamed
FritzBox-zu-PegaMed - Meldet eingehende Anrufer einer Fritzbox an die PegaMed-Software

License

The MIT License (MIT)