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[kronos911]

Ρίχνοντας μια δεύτερη μάτια στο extentions.conf σου ξέφυγε μια ετικέτα.

[line2]
exten => s,2,SLATrunk(line2)

[sla_stations]
exten => 401,1,SLAStation(station1)

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Όντος δεν πρέπει να είναι σωστό. Πρέπει να ταιριάζει με τις ετικέτες που δήλωσες στο sla.conf

[bora550]

Ρίχνοντας μια δεύτερη μάτια στο extentions.conf σου ξέφυγε μια ετικέτα.

[line2]
exten => s,2,SLATrunk(line2)

[sla_stations]
exten => 401,1,SLAStation(station1)

........Auto merged post: kronos911 πρόσθεσε 2 λεπτά και 39 δευτερόλεπτα αργότερα ........

Όντος δεν πρέπει να είναι σωστό. Πρέπει να ταιριάζει με τις ετικέτες που δήλωσες στο sla.conf

Μισω να κανω τις αλλαγες και εχεις νεοτερα... Νομιζω πως πολυ θα το χριαστουνε αυτο αν δουλεψει... Εσυ φιλε το εχεις κανει??

[kronos911]

Δεν το έχω κάνει αλλά αν παίξει θα είναι χρήσιμο για καταστάσεις γραμματείας – αφεντικού/διευθυντή.

[bora550]

Παραθέτω αυτό.....

Shared Line Appearances and IP Phone Line keys

First the bad news. Phones like the Aastra 53i, the Grandstream GXP2000 and Linksys SPA941 have permanently assigned line keys. If you think the Phone’s own Line Keys can be directly mapped to the trunk lines on a small Asterisk PBX, then prepare to be disappointed.

For a more detailed discussion about the different types of line keys and buttons on a typical IP phone, please refer to the section below Programmable Keys vs Line Keys.


Programmable Keys vs Line Keys

CloseUp53iControlsProgrammable keys are not the same as the “line keys” on a multi-line phone. The line keys generally represent channels from the phone to the PBX (or possibly direct to the VoIP service provider). Each line key can beassociated with a different VoIP account. In use, each line key will be associated with a different call (when more than one call is connected to the phone). However, they do not represent trunk lines – if you start thinking that they do while trying to configure Asterisk SLA it is likely to lead to your brain exploding or your needing to lie down in a dark room for some time.

To appreciate the difference, just think what happens when you make an internal call – it uses the first line on the phone to connect to the PBX, but it does not use the first trunk on the PBX. If you put a call on hold and make an enquiry call to a colleague, it uses the second line on your IP phone, yet that enquiry call has absolutely no cast-iron connection with trunk line 2 on the PBX (even if the call that is on hold is using trunk line 1).

The line keys on those IP phones tested by the author simply could not be programmed to have all the characteristics required to correctly participate in the Asterisk SLA system. The conclusion reached by the author is that phone line keys alone cannot be used for Asterisk Shared Line Appearances. They cannot always give you a one-to-one mapping between each line key and each shared trunk on the PBX. In particular it is very unlikely that you can make Asterisk control the lamps on such line keys correctly. Instead use a group of “programmable keys”. This provides a useable solution and keeps the configuration reasonably simple. However, it is usually possible to make the line keys act as if they were shared line keys for a subset of functions. In particular, to make an outbound call on a specific trunk the line keys can mimic the behaviour of the equivalent shared line keys provided the phone has an auto-dial function. More details are given later – see On-hook dialling and use of the phone’s own line keys.

On this web page we concentrate mainly on showing you how to configure basic SLA operation centred around the use of programmable keys configured for Asterisk SLA. This generally means setting the programmable keys for the BLF function.

Please feel free to contact Smartvox Limited if you want to discuss this in more detail or would like a quotation for an installed solution. Call John on 01727-221221 or email us at info(AT)smartvox.co.uk.

Πηγη:http://kb.smartvox.co.uk/asterisk/as...rances-part-1/

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