Wolfgang Pichler wrote:
Hi all,
at time i am trying to get a better idea of callgroups and pickupgroups
(especially within the SIP Channel)
A Pickupgroup is relative clear - everyone in the same pickupgroup may
pickup a call
And a callgroup does what ? - The same ?
example:
phones A, B and C are configured with callgroup=1 in sip.conf
phone D is configured with pickupgroup=1 in sip.conf
when a call comes in to A, B, C or any combination of them, phone D can pick up
the call on their behalf.
I thought that a callgroup would act like the ZAP groups - so that you
then can dial SIP/g1 - and every SIP Client which is in the callgroup 1
does then ring - Why isn't this so - What sense does it make to define
callgroups - when you then have to specify each SIP Client in the Dial
Command to get the callgroup Working ?
You're mistaking "group" for "callgroup". Zap example:
group=1
channel=>1-24
this means when you do a Dial(Zap/g1) phones 1 to 24 would all ring. If you
wanted to emulate the same sort of behavior for your SIP phones, you could do
something like:
[globals]
SIPGRP1=SIP/100&SIP/101&SIP/102
then in your dialplan you could do a Dial(${SIPGRP1}) to ring all the sip
phones.
Flynn
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