Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
On Tuesday 21 March 2006 12:25, Aaron Daniel wrote:
Yeah, I agree with Chuck. User's on our system are put into various
contexts depending on who they can call... local, long distance, or
internal only.
And *all* of those people are placing calls *in* to asterisk to get into those
contexts. :-)
When you pick up a telephone wired into an FXS port; asterisk sees an incoming
request for dialtone.
When you pick up your SIP phone and dial; it must match a friend or user entry
or you'll never get in.
When your IAX softphone client makes a call, again, it must match a friend or
user entry.
These are *all* incoming calls as far as Asterisk is concerned. You get
dumped into a specific part of the dialplan (the context specified) and you
tell Asterisk what they can dial. Internal extensions, external peers, Zap
channels or even applications... the second half of all of this is the
outgoing part, when Asterisk Dial()s.
I think if you read the OP's original six posts, he's trying to address
both incoming and outgoing calls. Eg., wants to reserver zap/4 for the
boss for both. Then he had two other groups also that he wanted to only
allow outgoing on selected zap channels.
Not that difficult to address both.
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