a dial plan is a another level of indirection on top of contexts it denotes a specific module which implements the entire universe of dialing with room for as many contexts as you have room for.  There is an XML dialplan, an ENUM dialplan etc.  You can write your own dialplan and send calls to it.


On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Otis <abeka@greatiam.com> wrote:
Hi folks

I am so sorry if this is such a basic thing.

well, when a user/extension  eg 8888 is created in with say a user
context - SWAHILI-SPEAKERS  Please hear are my questions:

  1. What dialplan will that user/extn use.
  2. I guess I have to create a dialplan  Should the dial-plan also be
     called WAHILI-SPEAKERS (is the case relevant ) ? Or  could it be
     any name ?
  3. And how does FS know to load that dialplan for that user.
  4. Where should that xml file be stored ?
  5. Is there a means of determinig which dialplan  was used for a call ?

Thanks I think I have demonstrated enough thickness for now



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