asterisk users - Jul 2007 - CONSOLE=Phone/phone0 and CONSOLE=Console/dsp and Zap/g2

Hi List;

What the following mean:

CONSOLE=Phone/phone0 
CONSOLE=Console/dsp
TRUNK=Zap/g2

I know SIP/John and Zap/1 but I do not know above (I
do not know also the difference between Zap/2 and
Zap/g2)?

Any advise?

Regards
Bilal



       
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On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 06:46 -0700, bilal ghayyad wrote:
> What the following mean:
> 
> CONSOLE=Phone/phone0 
> CONSOLE=Console/dsp
> TRUNK=Zap/g2
These are global variables as defined in the [global] section of
extensions.conf.  They're simply variables that can be used later on in
your dialplan.
> I know SIP/John and Zap/1 but I do not know above (I
> do not know also the difference between Zap/2 and
> Zap/g2)?
The "g" in is case is the syntax for telling Asterisk to dial out on a
group of channels, not on an individual channel.  (See the groupsetting in
zapata.conf.)

The "g" option tells Asterisk to dial out on the lowest-numbered
available channel in that channel group.  You could also use:

 G - dial out on the highest-numbered available channel in the group.
 r - dial out on the lowest-numbered available channel in the group, but
remember where we left off last time, and start back there when
searching for a channel next time (round-robin)
 R - round-robin, highest to lowest

-- 
Jared Smith
Community Relations Manager
Digium, Inc.

Dear Jared;

Thanks a lot for your kindly answer.

Yes, but what does it mean:
Phone/phone0 and Consol/dsp?

Regards
Bilal
On Fri, 2007-07-27 at 06:46 -0700, bilal ghayyad
wrote:
> What the following mean:
> 
> CONSOLE=Phone/phone0 
> CONSOLE=Console/dsp
> TRUNK=Zap/g2
These are global variables as defined in the [global]
section of
extensions.conf.  They're simply variables that can be
used later on in
your dialplan.
> I know SIP/John and Zap/1 but I do not know above (I
> do not know also the difference between Zap/2 and
> Zap/g2)?
The "g" in is case is the syntax for telling Asterisk
to dial out on a
group of channels, not on an individual channel.  (See
the groupsetting in zapata.conf.)  

The "g" option tells Asterisk to dial out on the
lowest-numbered
available channel in that channel group.  You could
also use:

 G - dial out on the highest-numbered available
channel in the group.
 r - dial out on the lowest-numbered available channel
in the group,
 but
remember where we left off last time, and start back
there when
searching for a channel next time (round-robin)
 R - round-robin, highest to lowest

-- 
Jared Smith
Community Relations Manager
Digium, Inc.


       
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Hi List;

I know that we can use SIP/john and IAX2/jack/613 but
I do not know what are these:

Phone/phone0 
Console/dsp

Any advise?
Regards
Bilal


       
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On Sun, Jul 29, 2007 at 02:18:15AM -0700, bilal ghayyad
wrote:
> Hi List;
> 
> I know that we can use SIP/john and IAX2/jack/613 but
> I do not know what are these:
> 
> Phone/phone0 
This is from chan_phone . Look into its documentations.
> Console/dsp
This is from chan_oss or chan_alsa .

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