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= extensions.conf =
[[Category:Node Configuration]]
[[Category:Config Files]]
The extensions.conf config file is used to route incoming connections from remote nodes or connections to the correct node number in app_rpt.  It also is used to route outgoing autopatch connections to various channels and VOIP termination providers.
The extensions.conf config file is used to route incoming connections from remote nodes or connections to the correct node number in app_rpt.  It also is used to route outgoing autopatch connections to various channels and VOIP termination providers.


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  exten => 1234,1,rpt,1234
  exten => 1234,1,rpt,1234
In the above case, two nodes are defined as asterisk extensions in a “context” called radio-secure defined by a stanza [radio-secure] .  An incoming connection directed to extension 1234 will end up calling app_rpt (rpt) with a value of 1234 which should a node number defined in rpt.conf.
In the above case, two nodes are defined as asterisk extensions in a “context” called radio-secure defined by a stanza [radio-secure] .  An incoming connection directed to extension 1234 will end up calling app_rpt (rpt) with a value of 1234 which should a node number defined in rpt.conf.
[[Category:Node Configuration]]
[[Category:Config Files]]

Latest revision as of 01:11, 20 January 2021

The extensions.conf config file is used to route incoming connections from remote nodes or connections to the correct node number in app_rpt. It also is used to route outgoing autopatch connections to various channels and VOIP termination providers.

Contexts used by app-rpt

[radio-secure] -

[iax-client] - used by IAX users

[radio] - used for IAX connections between nodes

[check_route] - used to check the call routing for autopatch

[pstn-out]

[allstar-sys] - used by the phone portal

[allstar-public] - used by web transceiver

[radio-in]

Here is an example of how extensions.conf is used to handle incoming connections for a single node:

[radio-secure] 
exten => 1234,1,rpt,1234

In the above case, two nodes are defined as asterisk extensions in a “context” called radio-secure defined by a stanza [radio-secure] . An incoming connection directed to extension 1234 will end up calling app_rpt (rpt) with a value of 1234 which should a node number defined in rpt.conf.