Sure, you can assign different contexts to different zap channels, but how does this help? Normally, the telco will send each call on the first available channel in a given trunk group, sometimes, they will come in on random channels.
When a call rings in on Zap/1-1, the only way to know what to do with it, is by the DNIS information.
exten => 2200,1,NoOp,Company A - main line exten => 2201,1,NoOp,Company A - Fax exten => 2211,1,noOp,Company A - CEO Direct Line exten => 3000,1,NoOp,Company B - main line exten => 3001,1,NoOp,Company B - Fax exten => 3022,1,NoOp,Company B - Sales exten => 3023,1,NoOp,Company B - Customer Service
Any of these calls might come in on any of your lines, so how does setting a different context for different zap channels help?
Does each company have a separate dnis?
exten => 2200,1,Goto(company1,s,1) exten => 2201,1,Goto(company2,s,1)
[company1] ;Do stuff exten => s,1,Answer exten => s,2,Background(Welcome-msg) include => this-company-phones
[company2] ;Do stuff exten => s,1,Answer exten => s,2,Background(Welcome-msg) include => this-company-phones
If you know what channel pertains to who, than you coould use the zap contexts to control them.
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