Hey Doug,
Few things you can do. First off, are the numbers for incoming callers
or for when you are making a call? One way that we do it because our
numbers change a lot is I have a text file with all the numbers on it.
Like below:
[localtoolexchange]
exten => _342, 1, Goto(whereever)
etc..
and then I include them where you need them. Now this is for outgoing,
for incoming you just would need to remove the "_". Now if it is a range
of numbers that you know you can do the following:
exten => _[12347-9][2-6789]X, Goto(whereever)
The first part will look for 1,2,3,4,7,8, and 9. The second
2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9, and finally X is 0-9.
If you have them in a database, I would use the text file method. It is
easy to write a script to build a new file and reload it into asterisk.
But you also can write the second part of the script with a little more
tinkering.
Kevin
Doug Crompton wrote:
What is the best way to include a whole group of exchanges into a dial
plan? I want to route local toll free by exchange (first three) and I will
have a bunch. Can they be stored somewhere and compared as a group to that
position in the dialplan?
Doug
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