At 01:50 AM 03/21/2006, you wrote:
i am repeating this question for the sixth time but i think i was not explaining the problem correctly. ............. Now i will try to explain it......

For each line in Zapata.conf make an entry like:

context=line1
group=1,9
channel => 1

context=line2
group=2,9
channel => 2

context=line3
group=2,3,9
channel => 3

context=line4
group=2,3,4,9
channel => 4

Then in sip.conf assign the extensions to the outgoing contexts as shown in extensions.conf:

[12]
context=group2
[13]
context=group2
[14]
context=group3
[20]
context=group3
[21]
context=group4
[30]
context=group4


Then in extensions.conf make your dial entries look something like:

[group1]
include => emergency
exten => _x.,1, dial(ZAP/g1, ${EXTEN})

[group2]
include => emergency
exten => _x.,1, dial(ZAP/g2, ${EXTEN})

[group3]
include => emergency
exten => _x.,1, dial(ZAP/g3, ${EXTEN})

[group4]
include => emergency
exten => _x.,1, dial(ZAP/g4, ${EXTEN})

[emergency] 911,1,dial(ZAP/g9, 911)

That's the tip of the iceberg. It's everything you need to know if you've read the documentation about setting up *.

Ira

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