On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 11:20 AM, Tina Martinez <tina@a2unlimited.com>wrote:
Michael,
Thanks again for bearing with my novice perspective on this.
I was able to achieve the link between two FS servers as intended. However, I was not able to setup a "new" dialplan file as you described. I had to place the script into the default.xml dialplan to get it to work. Is there something I'm supposed to do to get FS to look in the conf/dialplan/default ?
Look at the sample files that are already in conf/dialplan/default/ and conf/dialplan/public/ to see what they should look like. Just remember to name the files with leading digits, so you have something like this: conf/dialplan/default/01_My_Custom_Extensions.xml conf/dialplan/public/01_More_Public_Extensions.xml The files must be .xml files and preferable should have the <include> and </include> tags at the beginning and end of the files. The other thing you can do is just make a copy of one of the files that's already in conf/dialplan/default/ or conf/dialplan/public/ and edit it.
Also, in using the code as we discussed, I was also able to establish the link between the two servers without having an actual soft-phone registered/connected to the FS server (which is ideal for my situation). I can create the link between the servers, and then dial out to external phone numbers from the respective servers and connect the participants. Then, regardless of who hangs-up, the conference between the servers remains in tact. So far it works very well.
Glad to hear it! -MC
- T
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