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If you have zap groups defines then instead of
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,5,1914426nnnn,,)
you would use
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,g0,1914426nnnn,,)
g0 or gwhatever is the group number for a list of
zap trunks.
Look at group in zapata.conf.
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Steven
I
actually have it semi-working. My trunks were set up improperly.
Now
i can do it, but only if i specify a specific zap channel.
exten =>
299,1,Macro(dialout,2,1914304nnnn,,)
the 2 takes me to zap 1. I tried
to replace that with "s" but no luck.. any idea how to do this where it will
pick any available trunk?
I gave that a try but had no luck. I keep getting all circuits busy.
Perhaps there is another way.
I think it is having trouble when transfering zap to zap.
but no matter what i do i can't get it.
I made a sip number to try from, but its not working
[ext-local-custom]
;exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout-trunk,0,914426nnnn,,)
exten => 299,1,Macro(dialout,5,1914426nnnn,,)
This is what i've been getting all day long.
-- Executing Dial("SIP/212-ace5", "ZAP/g4/1914426nnnn") in new stack
== Everyone is busy/congested at this time
I assure you are not busy :)
Steven wrote:
I use :
exten => 5600,3,Macro(dialout-trunk,0,91248XXXXXXX,,)
Mind you that I am using FreePBX, so I am using the dialout-trunk macro.
But before I used FreePBX, I would do the same with Dial.
5600 is a DID number that gets forwarded outside.
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