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...terface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...nterface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI v2 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...nterface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI v2 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...terface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...terface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...terface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...terface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...

...terface and its events have occurred within this version. In particular, the names of Asterisk channels no longer change and are stable throughout the lifetime of the channel. More information on the changes in AMI can be seen in the AMI 1.4 Specification at https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/x/dAFRAQ * All bridging within Asterisk is now performed using the Asterisk Bridging API, which previously was only used by the ConfBridge application. This affords Asterisk users greater stability, and has resulted in the abstraction of channel masquerades, renaming, and other internal implementatio...