At 07:42 AM 11/1/2003, you wrote:
Hi All,

Is it possible to show which line a call has come in on in *.

Yes, absolutely. In asterisk each line is a channel. The channel information is VITAL to the call and is available (and used) everywhere in asterisk. Channels look like this: "ZAP/1-1", which means Zaptel card, line 1, call 1.


My scenario is 8 incoming lines, 6 lines are trunked to one number and the
other 2 are individual lines.

I assume you mean that they are six analog lines set up with a rollover. If you use eight FXO cards, then each line is a separate asterisk channel. Configure each channel with a different default context in the zaptel.conf file. I believe the same is true if you use a channel bank, in which case each T1 will be 23 channels (1-23, 24-47, etc)


context=default
signalling=fxs_ks
channel=1
channel=2

context=notdefault
channel=3

The total system for a start will consist of, 8 PSTN (analogue lines and 25
extensions, with the possibility of expansion for remote SIP phones
globally).

If you use a VoIP gateway, then you need to configure the gateway with a different user for each group of lines. I can't help you with this, as it depends on the gateway, but I'm told it's possible (and I'll be doing it myself soon).


--Ernest

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