asterisk users - Oct 2004 - exten patterns: how to match from XXX to ZZZ ?

Hello asterisk-users,

just wondering:

how can I write a pattern extension that states "from this extension  to
this other" ?

For example:

Calls coming to extensions [200-250] have to be trunked to a server

Calls coming to extensions [251-299] have to be trunked to a different
one


Tnx for any help !



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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 15:27:40 +0200, Alessio Focardi
<afoc@interconnessioni.it> wrote:
> Calls coming to extensions [200-250] have to be trunked to a server
> 
> Calls coming to extensions [251-299] have to be trunked to a different
> one
the closest you can get to that with only two patterns would be:

exten => _2[0-4]X,1,NoOp(calls to extensions 200-249)
...
exten => _2[5-9]X,1,NoOp(calls to extensions 250-299)
...

so if you want to split it right in the middle (200-249 is 50
extensions, 250-299 is 50 extensions) then that would work in your
favour.

rgds
benjk

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Hello Benjamin,

It seems  pretty reasonable, Tnx !


BoAML> On Mon, 4 Oct 2004 15:27:40 +0200, Alessio Focardi
BoAML> <afoc@interconnessioni.it> wrote:
>> Calls coming to extensions [200-250] have to be trunked to a server
>> 
>> Calls coming to extensions [251-299] have to be trunked to a different
>> one
BoAML> the closest you can get to that with only two patterns would be:

exten =>> _2[0-4]X,1,NoOp(calls to extensions 200-249)
BoAML> ...
exten =>> _2[5-9]X,1,NoOp(calls to extensions 250-299)
BoAML> ...

BoAML> so if you want to split it right in the middle (200-249 is 50
BoAML> extensions, 250-299 is 50 extensions) then that would work in your
BoAML> favour.

BoAML> rgds
BoAML> benjk




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