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Explain extensions.conf file in Asterisk? james_winston 30-July-2008 07:16:14 PMComments Asterisk use it for storing its dial plan & for more info see link below http://codepoets.co.uk/linux_asterisk_setup_with_pstn_iax_and_sip Posted by Hash007 The extensions.conf is the most important Asterisk file and it has the main objective of defining the PBX dialplan for each context and therefore for each user The "extensions.conf" file is made up of sections or contexts between brackets [ ] There are always two special contexts; [ general ] and [ globals] Posted by sagitraz The configuration file "extensions.conf" contains the "dial plan" of Asterisk, the master Plan of control or execution flow for all of its operations. It controls how incoming and Outgoing calls are handled and routed. This is where you configure the behavior of all Connections through your PBX. Posted by carlos33 |
Posted: 31-July-2008 11:57:55 AM By: carlos33 The configuration file "extensions.conf" contains the "dial plan" of Asterisk, the master Plan of control or execution flow for all of its operations. It controls how incoming and Outgoing calls are handled and routed. This is where you configure the behavior of all Connections through your PBX. | |
Posted: 24-August-2008 10:56:25 AM By: sagitraz The extensions.conf is the most important Asterisk file and it has the main objective of defining the PBX dialplan for each context and therefore for each user The "extensions.conf" file is made up of sections or contexts between brackets [ ] There are always two special contexts; [ general ] and [ globals] | |
Posted: 31-December-2008 07:11:38 AM By: Hash007 Asterisk use it for storing its dial plan & for more info see link below http://codepoets.co.uk/linux_asterisk_setup_with_pstn_iax_and_sip |