I am using the * auto-dial out feature but don't want to have to specify
a channel (Zap/G2/) to connect to the extension.
Current file I use:
Channel: Zap/G2/12127778866 #<< ==== I have to specify a specific
channel
MaxRetries: 1
RetryTime: 60
WaitTime: 30
#
# Assuming that your outgoing call logic is kept in the
# context called [line1out]
#
Context: line1out
Extension: 7632
Priority: 1
Is there a way that I can just put in the number and have the system
decide the channel to use for calling it?
What I would like to do:
Channel: NNNNNNNNNNNN #<<=== This number could be
# 7645 in which case go via SIP/7645
# 68001 which should go to CiscoSIP/68001
# 12127778866 which would go via
Zap/G2/12127778866
MaxRetries: 1
RetryTime: 60
WaitTime: 30
#
# Assuming that your outgoing call logic is kept in the
# context called [line1out]
#
Context: line1out
Extension: 7632
Priority: 1
Based on dialing plan the system should be able to route the call to
whatever channel supports dialing that number.
Thank you.
Phil Menico
> I am using the * auto-dial out feature but don't want to have tospecify> a channel (Zap/G2/) to connect to the extension. > > Current file I use: > > Channel: Zap/G2/12127778866 #<< ==== I have to specify a specific > channel > MaxRetries: 1 > RetryTime: 60 > WaitTime: 30 > # > # Assuming that your outgoing call logic is kept in the > # context called [line1out] > # > Context: line1out > Extension: 7632 > Priority: 1 > > Is there a way that I can just put in the number and have the system > decide the channel to use for calling it? > > What I would like to do: > > Channel: NNNNNNNNNNNN #<<=== This number could be > # 7645 in which case go via SIP/7645 > # 68001 which should go to CiscoSIP/68001 > # 12127778866 which would go via > Zap/G2/12127778866 > MaxRetries: 1 > RetryTime: 60 > WaitTime: 30 > # > # Assuming that your outgoing call logic is kept in the > # context called [line1out] > # > Context: line1out > Extension: 7632 > Priority: 1 > > Based on dialing plan the system should be able to route the call to > whatever channel supports dialing that number.You probably want to use the Local channel. Definitely hit the wiki and check it out: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+local+channels The idea behind the local channel is that you can, in effect, drop a call right into a specific part of the dialplan. From there, your dialplan can handle the logic of figuring out which technology and channel to use. -MC
Perfect! Thanks a lot. -----Original Message----- From: asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com [mailto:asterisk-users-bounces@lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Michael Collins Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2007 2:12 PM To: Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion Subject: RE: [asterisk-users] Asterisk Auto-dial out> I am using the * auto-dial out feature but don't want to have tospecify> a channel (Zap/G2/) to connect to the extension. > > Current file I use: > > Channel: Zap/G2/12127778866 #<< ==== I have to specify a specific > channel > MaxRetries: 1 > RetryTime: 60 > WaitTime: 30 > # > # Assuming that your outgoing call logic is kept in the > # context called [line1out] > # > Context: line1out > Extension: 7632 > Priority: 1 > > Is there a way that I can just put in the number and have the system > decide the channel to use for calling it? > > What I would like to do: > > Channel: NNNNNNNNNNNN #<<=== This number could be > # 7645 in which case go via SIP/7645 > # 68001 which should go to CiscoSIP/68001 > # 12127778866 which would go via > Zap/G2/12127778866 > MaxRetries: 1 > RetryTime: 60 > WaitTime: 30 > # > # Assuming that your outgoing call logic is kept in the > # context called [line1out] > # > Context: line1out > Extension: 7632 > Priority: 1 > > Based on dialing plan the system should be able to route the call to > whatever channel supports dialing that number.You probably want to use the Local channel. Definitely hit the wiki and check it out: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+local+channels The idea behind the local channel is that you can, in effect, drop a call right into a specific part of the dialplan. From there, your dialplan can handle the logic of figuring out which technology and channel to use. -MC _______________________________________________ --Bandwidth and Colocation provided by Easynews.com -- asterisk-users mailing list To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-users