Hi,
I use a Sangoma A104d-Card (with 4 x germany E1). I process some calls
via an AGI-Script. When parsing the AGI-Variables I can see one that
look like that:
[agi_channel] = DAHDI/i3/211123456-89c
What hat do the values mean in detail, please?
DAHDI : this is clear
i3 : does it mean,
Sangoma's tech support is probably the better source of information.
DAHDI: obviously DAHDI channel
i: incoming call
3: span 3 (not the port)
211123456: CLID, probably subject to filtering (see
national/international prefix settings)
89c: internal counter (i.e. 2204 calls so far)
jg
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Sangoma's tech support is probably the better source of information.
DAHDI: obviously DAHDI channel
i: incoming call
The 'i' is for ISDN not incoming call since it will be this way for outgoing
calls as well.
3: span 3 (not the port)
211123456: CLID, probably subject to filtering (see
Yes, my assumption was wrong and to make things worse, my CDR data
clearly show that i cannot denote incoming calls.
Maybe it's time that I learn the rules as well:
Analog channels do not seem to have a special identifier. The 1st call
for analog channel 13 would be s.th. like DAHDI/13-1.
B.H.
Hi!
On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 7:26 PM, jg webaccou...@jgoettgens.de wrote:
For a BRI device a single span has 2 channels, a PRI device up to 30. As
far as channel variables go the actual channel does not seem to get
reported, but this is not really necessary.
AFAIK, at least for AMI
