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What is the Dial plan setting to speak with all the phones together in the same time? jackson 10-September-2008 10:30:49 PMComments For example, your dialplan might look something like this: exten => 123,1,Answer() exten => 123,n,do something exten => 123,n,do something else exten => 123,n,do one last thing exten => 123,n,Hangup() Internally, Asterisk will calculate the next priority number every time it encounters an n. † You should note, however, that you must always specify priority number 1. If you accidentally put an n instead of 1 for the first priority, you’ll find that the extension will not be available. Posted by sagitraz exten => *1234,1,Dial(SIP/Exten1) exten => *1234,2,MeetMe(${EXTEN}|MsIx) exten => *1234,3,Dial(SIP/EXTEN2) exten => *1234,4,MeetMe(${EXTEN}|MsIx) Posted by willie_jameson |
Posted: 11-September-2008 01:30:57 PM By: willie_jameson exten => *1234,1,Dial(SIP/Exten1) exten => *1234,2,MeetMe(${EXTEN}|MsIx) exten => *1234,3,Dial(SIP/EXTEN2) exten => *1234,4,MeetMe(${EXTEN}|MsIx) | |
Posted: 13-September-2008 01:46:25 AM By: sagitraz For example, your dialplan might look something like this: exten => 123,1,Answer() exten => 123,n,do something exten => 123,n,do something else exten => 123,n,do one last thing exten => 123,n,Hangup() Internally, Asterisk will calculate the next priority number every time it encounters an n. † You should note, however, that you must always specify priority number 1. If you accidentally put an n instead of 1 for the first priority, you’ll find that the extension will not be available. |