asterisk users - Jan 2004 - (no subject)

Dear All,

I recently came across DynEXTENdb, a way to be able to include thousands of
Extensions (routes). In my application which is VOIP, we need to include
more than 50,000 area codes due to the USA LATA routing, and there is simply
no way to do that with extensions.conf. The way DynEXTENdb is designed seems
to be a possible way to make it happen, I wonder if any of you Asterisk
colleagues have had a chance to try it out and how reliable it is. Thanks
for your information.

Tom


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T. Chan wrote:
> I recently came across DynEXTENdb, a way to be able to include 
> thousands of Extensions (routes). In my application which is VOIP, we 
> need to include more than 50,000 area codes due to the USA LATA 
> routing, and there is simply no way to do that with extensions.conf. 
> The way DynEXTENdb is designed seems to be a possible way to make it 
> happen, I wonder if any of you Asterisk colleagues have had a chance 
> to try it out and how reliable it is. Thanks for your information.
>
It is the absolute wrong way to deal with dynamic extensions.   Also, 
why in hell do you need so many extensions?  Apparently you are not 
tackling the problem appropriately.


Jeremy McNamara