[asterisk-users] DAHDI outgoing
Jim Dickenson
dickenson at cfmc.com
Fri Dec 4 15:37:11 CST 2009
On my * 1.6.0.13 box I see this:
dahdi show channels
Chan Extension Context Language MOH Interpret Blocked State
pseudo nonesaid en default In Service
1 4151111111 from-outside en default In Service
2 from-outside en default In Service
3 from-outside en default In Service
4 from-outside en default In Service
5 from-outside en default In Service
6 from-outside en default In Service
7 from-outside en default In Service
8 from-outside en default In Service
9 from-outside en default In Service
10 from-outside en default In Service
11 from-outside en default In Service
12 from-outside en default In Service
13 from-outside en default In Service
14 from-outside en default In Service
15 from-outside en default In Service
16 from-outside en default In Service
17 from-outside en default In Service
18 from-outside en default In Service
19 from-outside en default In Service
20 from-outside en default In Service
21 from-outside en default In Service
22 from-outside en default In Service
23 from-outside en default In Service
In this case I had an inbound call to one of my DID numbers for this PRI line. It showed the DID on the port 1 line. If I made an outbound call nothing showed for the port used. To see that I needed to do the command "core show channels" and then I saw this for the outbound channel in use:
DAHDI/23-1 (None) Up AppDial((Outgoing Line))
I do not see a way to do any summary reports directly in CLI.
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Jim Dickenson
mailto:dickenson at cfmc.com
CfMC
http://www.cfmc.com/
On Dec 4, 2009, at 11:51 AM, Mike wrote:
> Or am I misunderstanding the displayed information? What I was looking for was a list of channels that shows which one is currently busy, and ideally also a way to know how many channels are used per span (although I could work it out from the former if it was available)
>
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