Greg Broiles wrote:
On 8/3/06, Dan Casey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I actually have it semi-working. My trunks were set up improperly.
Now i can do it, but only if i specify a specific zap channel.
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,2,1914304nnnn,,)
the 2 takes me to zap 1. I tried to replace that with "s" but no
luck.. any
idea how to do this where it will pick any available trunk?
Perhaps someone who uses Zap frequently has a better idea, but I would
be inclined to approach this as a case where you'd want to try
multiple devices in serial. This is an (admittedly ugly) example of my
tollfree dialing macro, which tries several providers in the event
that one is unable to complete the call for whatever reason.
[macro-tollfree]
exten => s,1,dial(${TRXTEL}/${ARG1}-noads,90,tr)
exten => s,2,dial(${NUFONE}/${ARG1},90,tr)
exten => s,3,dial(${TELIAX}/${ARG1},90,tr)
exten => s,4,dial(${TRUNK3}/${ARG1},90,tr)
exten => s,5,Congestion
Also - in case it's useful - this is a bit of my dialplan that I used
to ring a local extension, then call an outside answering service if
the local extension doesn't answer -
exten => 800936xxxx,1,Dial(${RON},20,r)
exten => 800936xxxx,2,Dial(${TRUNK}/${ANSWERINGSERVICE},60,r)
.. my application used IAX, not Zap, for the outgoing call, but it
seems like the behavior should be similar.
I was thinking of doing that, but was trying to avoid it. Right now I'm
only using 7 channels on our T1 for voice, so it's not too bad. I'm
assuming it should be under a 2 second delay even if it has to try every
single channel..
Thanks a lot for your help, this was driving me nuts today.
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