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Hello all -- I am trying to get Shorewall, ipsec and RedHat ES version 3 to cooperate. Before posting any specific problems, I thought I''d find out if I have the right stuff to work with. (I''ve gotten ipsec to work flawlessly with Shorewall using RH 8 and 9 kernels, so I have some experience with it. Shorewall 2.0.12 works fine on this ES 3 box, except for the ipsec part)

I am developing a Call Center with AMI, I have already redirect and create a call, but I want to implement a functionality so I can supervise the call (spy). I have been studying the function chanspy of asterisk. Does any one know how to execute the function Chanspy(SIPXXX) throw AMI? Best Regards Carlos -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

How can I use the Asterisk command ChanSpy If I need to spy on a call? I already added the function to the extensions.conf, and I get the beeps, but then what do I do??? I don't understand the use of this function. Best Regards -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL:

extension from another phone, it should place you in a position to listen in on a bridged call (a call whose media runs 'through' Asterisk). -- Alex On Thu, 21 Jun 2007, Carlos Garcia Mujica wrote: > How can I use the Asterisk command ChanSpy If I need to spy on a call? > > I already added the function to the extensions.conf, and I get the beeps, > but then what do I do??? I don't understand the use of this function. > > > Best Regards > -- Alex Balashov E...

Well.. I''ve been using shorewall since a few years now, but the first time involved in making it work with (a lot of) vlan''s. The problem is, we''ve got approx 70 vlan''s on a switched cisco network, working fine. The only ''problem'' is the time it takes when we do a shorewall restart.. Each vlan is configured as a separate interface and

Hello Friends, I have successfully being able to initiate a automatic Call with AMI that leads me to a Extension XXX. In my extension.conf I have: exten => XXX,1,ChanSpy(SIP/). The problem that I have is to listen to a Specific channel that's using SIP. I tried out this: exten => XXX,1,Read(SPYNUM,extension) exten => XXX,n,ChanSpy(SIP/${SPYNUM},q) It asks for a specific