asterisk users - Feb 2015 - situation with ivr and four-channel gateway

2015-02-26 10:45 GMT-06:00 A J Stiles <asterisk_list at
earthshod.co.uk>:
>
> You just need to use call groups.
>
> In your chan_extra.conf  (if it's an OpenVox)  or chan_dahdi.conf, add
> something like
>   group=1
> to the definition for each span.
>
> Now in the  [globals]  section of your dialplah, have something like
>   MOBILE=EXTRA/r1
> for an OpenVox card, or
>   MOBILE=DAHDI/r1
> for other makes.  Now you need your Dial() statements to be something like
>   Dial(${MOBILE}/${EXTEN},180
>
> Calls will then be made by trying each span in turn until an available one
is
> found.  So if you have an incoming call on span 1, Asterisk will try spans
2,
> 3 and 4 in turn before giving up.  It also will remember which span it used
> last, and start with the next one next time; so the calls should be
> distributed roughly evenly across your SIMs.
>
> For more information about this  (and some other modes you can use which do
> slightly different things than "r"),  see
>   http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+ZAP+channels
> (yes, it refers to Zaptel; but the syntax is the same for DAHDI and EXTRA
> channels).
>
Hi A J , I have a sangoma gsm gateway "4"channels  , not use chan
dahdi




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On Thursday 26 Feb 2015, ricky gutierrez wrote:
> Hi A J , I have a sangoma gsm gateway "4"channels  , not use chan
dahdi
O.K.  So what does your existing Dial() statement in extensions.conf look 
like?


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2015-02-27 10:25 GMT-06:00 A J Stiles <asterisk_list at
earthshod.co.uk>:
> O.K.  So what does your existing Dial() statement in extensions.conf look
> like?
>
apology, put the gateway was sangoma but is a openvox ,

all my outgoing calls out for this context:

[my-mobile-out]

exten => _NXXXXXXX,n,Dial(SIP/1003/${EXTEN},55,rT)
exten => _NXXXXXXX,n,Dial(SIP/1004/${EXTEN},55,rT)
exten => _NXXXXXXX,n,Dial(SIP/1001/${EXTEN},55,rT)
exten => _NXXXXXXX,n,Dial(SIP/1002/${EXTEN},55,rT)
exten => _NXXXXXXX,n,Playback(all-circuits-busy-now)
exten => _NXXXXXXX,n,Hangup()


my main number is registered on "1002" channel gsm 1

the problem is that my pbx all incoming calls using only the channel
gsm 1 , the idea is that an incoming call to channel 1 is passed to
channel 2

regardss.










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