asterisk users - Sep 2015 - Asterisk AMI events filtering

Hi folks,

 

I have one server with multiple companies (multi-tenant).
>From AMI I get all events of all extensions so any one that connect can see
other extensions, from different company (context).

How can I limit specific user to get just specific context?

 

Sam

 

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Sam
  
 Based on my experience you need to write a middle tier that has what you 
want exposed to the users.. AMI was not really designed to offer direct 
multi-tenant access. That is for your middle tier to handle.
  
 Thanks

Bryant Zimmerman (ZK Tech Inc.)
616-855-1030 Ext. 2003
  

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Hi folks,  

   

I have one server with multiple companies (multi-tenant).  
>From AMI I get all events of all extensions so any one that connect can see 
other extensions, from different company (context).  

How can I limit specific user to get just specific context?  

   

Sam  

  


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You can filter manager events based on certain event types i.e (system, call,
log, verbose, DTMF, etc..). See manger.conf for details of each event type.

But you cannot filter AMI events depending upon extensions. I would suggest have
a manger proxy on top of asterisk box and filter it from there.




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Sam

Based on my experience you need to write a middle tier that has what you want
exposed to the users.. AMI was not really designed to offer direct multi-tenant
access. That is for your middle tier to handle.

Thanks

Bryant Zimmerman (ZK Tech Inc.)
616-855-1030 Ext. 2003

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Hi folks,

I have one server with multiple companies
(multi-tenant).
>From AMI I get all events of all extensions so any one that connect can see
other extensions, from different company (context).
How can I limit specific user to get just specific context?

Sam

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