Funny you mention it. The problem that i was having with the trunks was that i put every channel in it's own group.
In amp, all the trunks where identified by g0,g1,g2,g3.  We changed that to 0,1,2,3 yesterday.  Doing that it allows me to dial out on any one trunk that i want, where before i could only dial on the first one.

Looking in zapata.conf i have
[trunkgroups]
nothing here

[channels]
group=1
callgroup=1
pickupgroup=1

So i think i see where i need to go with that.  This is the problem with using AAH vs. setting it up manually.  I didn't learn how it really works.

Thanks a lot!

Steven wrote:
If you have zap groups defines then instead of
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,5,1914426nnnn,,)
you would use
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,g0,1914426nnnn,,)
 
g0 or gwhatever is the group number for a list of zap trunks.
Look at group in zapata.conf.

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"Dan Casey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
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?




I gave that a try but had no luck. I keep getting all circuits busy.
Perhaps there is another way.
I think it is having trouble when transfering zap to zap.
but no matter what i do i can't get it.

I made a sip number to try from, but its not working
[ext-local-custom]
;exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout-trunk,0,914426nnnn,,)
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,5,1914426nnnn,,)

This is what i've been getting all day long.
    -- Executing Dial("SIP/212-ace5", "ZAP/g4/1914426nnnn") in new stack
  == Everyone is busy/congested at this time
I assure you are not busy :)


Steven wrote:
  
I use :
exten => 5600,3,Macro(dialout-trunk,0,91248XXXXXXX,,)

Mind you that I am using FreePBX, so I am using the dialout-trunk macro.
But before I used FreePBX, I would do the same with Dial.
5600 is a DID number that gets forwarded outside.



  
    
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