Shared allows it to be used by multiple Groups, or non-shared you specify the group that uses it. As an example - if you want a set of trunks to be used by a specific department, you put all of their phones into one group, make the gateway non-shared, and assign it to that group. They are the only ones that can use that group for outgoing calls.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Scott Richesson Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 6:42 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [sipx-users] 'Shared' Gateway Hello, Just a question. What exactly does the "Shared" box on the gateway configuration do? My instinct tells me that that the dial plan would work like this: It will read through the list of gateways to find the first hit where the location matches, or the location is set to "all". If none is found or available, a second pass will look for a "shared" gateway where the location doesn't match. Is this correct? I guess another way to put this would be, "Would a higher priority shared gateway with a location that doesn't match be used over a lower priority gateway where the location does match?". Thank You, Scott Richesson Cincinnati Fan
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