asterisk users - Mar 2007 - How to best manage my dial plans as the continue to grow, and grow, and grow....

Hello List -

I've been slowing growing my extensions.conf file and have been wondering
how everyone manages their systems.  I currently have my main
extensions.conf where I reference my sub extensions (for tenants or
customers) files using the include statements and define my global
variables.  Today while watching the asterisk console I noticed a call from
a voicemail user bounced into another "tenants" extensions file using
the #
key.  What i'd like to accomplish is true separation for tenants on a
multi-tenant system.  I'd like to remove the chance of context hopping
etc...

How does everyone manage their systems as they continue to grow?

Thanks for reading,

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Christopher T Aloi
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How did pound bounce that user to the wrong extension? carefull dial
plan writing should eliminate this problem

On 3/9/07, Christopher Aloi <chris.aloi@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hello List -
>
> I've been slowing growing my extensions.conf file and have been
wondering
> how everyone manages their systems.  I currently have my main
> extensions.conf where I reference my sub extensions (for tenants or
> customers) files using the include statements and define my global
> variables.  Today while watching the asterisk console I noticed a call from
> a voicemail user bounced into another "tenants" extensions file
using the #
> key.  What i'd like to accomplish is true separation for tenants on a
> multi-tenant system.  I'd like to remove the chance of context hopping
> etc...
>
> How does everyone manage their systems as they continue to grow?
>
> Thanks for reading,
>
> --
> ------
> Christopher T Aloi
> ------
>