asterisk users - Jul 2003 - More switch => stuff

I have a two remote PBXs.  I use the switch => statement on each PBX to
point to the other PBX.

Now I want extensions on PBX-1 to dial extensions and PSTN numbers that
are local to PBX-2.

However, I ALSO want people to be able to dial into a Zap channel on
PBX-1 and be able to dial extensions on PBX-2, but NOT the PSTN numbers
that are local to PBX-2.

What would be the best way to do this?  Do I have to set up separate
users in iax.conf, one for using with a switch statement in the context
calls to the Zap channel lands in and one user for calls from extensions
land in?

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On Wed, 2003-07-02 at 10:36, Eric Wieling wrote:
> I have a two remote PBXs.  I use the switch => statement on each PBX to
> point to the other PBX.
> 
> Now I want extensions on PBX-1 to dial extensions and PSTN numbers that
> are local to PBX-2.
> 
> However, I ALSO want people to be able to dial into a Zap channel on
> PBX-1 and be able to dial extensions on PBX-2, but NOT the PSTN numbers
> that are local to PBX-2.
> 
> What would be the best way to do this?  Do I have to set up separate
> users in iax.conf, one for using with a switch statement in the context
> calls to the Zap channel lands in and one user for calls from extensions
> land in?
I believe you can specify contexts with the switch command. If so you
can include a switch to an extensions context on the remote pbx in your
inbound context while using a more full featured context for calls
originating from inside. Look into that, if I am, then yes, you will
need to create the second IAX user in each direction. 
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