Hello,
is there a diagram wich explain detailed how the calls can be routed in the different contexts in freepbx?
thanks in advance
Hello,
is there a diagram wich explain detailed how the calls can be routed in the different contexts in freepbx?
thanks in advance
No there is not -
Is there a particular context you are interested in?
The main contexts you should be using are:
from-internal: The internal dial plan containing extensions, outbound routes, ring groups etc. Extensions and inter-system trunks should be in this context
from-pstn: This context routes calls to the inbound routes module
from-dahdi: This context routes calls to the Zap/DAHDI DID module then to inbound routes.
There are a few additional contexts that allow you to hook custom code and fix e.164 format DNIS strings.
yes but i mean when you park a call or when you transfer, like a packet flow for linux
I don’t know what a “packet flow for Linux” is, are you talking about tcpdump?
From the asterisk cli you can view any element of the dial plan.
For instance:
“dialplan show” dumps the entire DP>
“dialplan show 555@from-internal” will dump the dialplan for when a peer in the from-internal context dials 555.
Does this make sense?
ok really good, yes because im going to use blf to monitor sip trunks and i will have to do it manually