[asterisk-users] "real life" example of SLA definition

[Marc Archer]

Kevin,

Any chance you could give us a basic example of what you need in
sla.conf and extensions.conf to set up a Shared Line Appearance? 

By Mapping "actual trunk lines", does this mean you can essentially have
a button on phones that (for example) connect / maps you directly to
Zap/1  - i.e the button would be labeled "line 1" etc. ?

Marc.


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Sent: Friday, 12 January 2007 8:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [asterisk-users] "real life" example of SLA definition

Steve Langstaff wrote:
> Kevin - can you give a quick description of what shared lines are (as
> opposed to shared extensions)?

Shared Line Appearance == key system, essentially. Buttons on phones are
mapped to actual trunk lines, and reflect the status of that trunk line,
including being able to barge in (conference), hold and pickup at
another phone, etc.

Shared Extensions are different... although there are a lot of
similarities, and we may end up being able to use our SLA code to
achieve Shared Extensions, it's not currently something we are working
on.
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