I have an Asterisk system with 2 trunks (as shown below). I need to be able to disable a trunk at runtime. I may not change the dialplan but I can change sip.conf and reload.
Any attempt to dial in the dialplan uses trunk A and trunk B in that order. Normally calls will route through trunk A, but if I disable A I want calls to go to trunk B. Is there a creative way to effectively disable a trunk at runtime given these parameters? I don't think there is an "enabled" key-value pair for sip.conf stanzas. If I change the host key value to 0.0.0.0 and reload will that effectively cause the dialplan to use trunk B? [trunk_A] context=from-trunk-sip-trunk_A [trunk_A_in] type=peer qualify=yes host=1.2.3.4 context=from-trunk [trunk_B] context=from-trunk-sip-trunk_B [trunk_B_in] type=peer qualify=yes host=1.2.3.4 context=from-trunk
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