2015-02-26 10:45 GMT-06:00 A J Stiles <[email protected]>: > > You just need to use call groups. > > In your chan_extra.conf (if it's an OpenVox) or chan_dahdi.conf, add > something like > group=1 > to the definition for each span. > > Now in the [globals] section of your dialplah, have something like > MOBILE=EXTRA/r1 > for an OpenVox card, or > MOBILE=DAHDI/r1 > for other makes. Now you need your Dial() statements to be something like > Dial(${MOBILE}/${EXTEN},180 > > Calls will then be made by trying each span in turn until an available one is > found. So if you have an incoming call on span 1, Asterisk will try spans 2, > 3 and 4 in turn before giving up. It also will remember which span it used > last, and start with the next one next time; so the calls should be > distributed roughly evenly across your SIMs. > > For more information about this (and some other modes you can use which do > slightly different things than "r"), see > http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+ZAP+channels > (yes, it refers to Zaptel; but the syntax is the same for DAHDI and EXTRA > channels). > Hi A J , I have a sangoma gsm gateway "4"channels , not use chan dahdi
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