asterisk users - Oct 2003 - Switch statement taking over my local dialplan

I have two Asterisk servers, one of which uses a
switch statement (Server 2).
On Server 2, the dialplan is as follows:

[provider]
switch...

[default]
include=>provider
exten=>451,1,Dial,Zap/1
...

(No extensions defined for Server 2 are "can_match"
(eg. exten=>_9XX...))

The problem is that when I pick up a phone and dial
451, it searches Server 1 before using the extension
defined in the default context.

Is there a way to set Asterisk up to search the local
dialplan before checking the switched server?

- Thank you for your time.

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jerk face wrote:
>I have two Asterisk servers, one of which uses a
>switch statement (Server 2).
>On Server 2, the dialplan is as follows:
>
>[provider]
>switch...
>
>[default]
>include=>provider
>exten=>451,1,Dial,Zap/1
>...
>
>(No extensions defined for Server 2 are "can_match"
>(eg. exten=>_9XX...))
>
>The problem is that when I pick up a phone and dial
>451, it searches Server 1 before using the extension
>defined in the default context.
>
>Is there a way to set Asterisk up to search the local
>dialplan before checking the switched server?
>
>- Thank you for your time.
>
>  
>
I had a number of issues using switch and in the end stopped using it, I 
have bee assured bay many people that they are using it sucessfully but 
my system is working now so until I see a need I am not going to go back 
to using switch..

The theory is that it will search the local dialplan for static entries 
(exten => 451,1...) then it will search the local dialplan for wildcards 
(exten => _4xx,1..) and then follow the switch line..

I found as you have that it wanted to search the remote dialplan before 
looking at (in my case) the wildcard extensions, because the link 
between the 2 servers was not up 24x7 it meant that if the link was down 
when a call was made it would spend so much time trying to find the 
remote server that the call would timeout before it even looked at the 
local dialplan..

My solution was to define wildcard extension mappings for extensions 
that were on the remote Asterisk box..

Don't know if that helps but my experiance is similar to yours..

Later..

Hi,

At 06:50 17-10-2003 -0700, you wrote:
>[provider]
>switch...
>
>[default]
>include=>provider
>exten=>451,1,Dial,Zap/1
>...

>The problem is that when I pick up a phone and dial
>451, it searches Server 1 before using the extension
>defined in the default context.
>
>Is there a way to set Asterisk up to search the local
>dialplan before checking the switched server?

Have you tried

[default]
exten=>451,1,Dial,Zap/1
include=provider

??

Or maybe even:

[extensions]
exten=>451,1,Dial,Zap/1

[default]
include=extensions
include=provider


With the includes order seems to matter :)




Met vriendelijke groet,
Florian Overkamp
ObSimRef BV (http://www.obsimref.com/)

It should always check your local plan first.  Are you sure it's looking
in default?  Does it work if you do not include => provider?

Mark

On Fri, 17 Oct 2003, jerk face wrote:
> I have two Asterisk servers, one of which uses a
> switch statement (Server 2).
> On Server 2, the dialplan is as follows:
>
> [provider]
> switch...
>
> [default]
> include=>provider
> exten=>451,1,Dial,Zap/1
> ...
>
> (No extensions defined for Server 2 are "can_match"
> (eg. exten=>_9XX...))
>
> The problem is that when I pick up a phone and dial
> 451, it searches Server 1 before using the extension
> defined in the default context.
>
> Is there a way to set Asterisk up to search the local
> dialplan before checking the switched server?
>
> - Thank you for your time.
>
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