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Asterisk –rx “core show channels verbose”|grep SIP/testmachine-0000000d
And get the dialed number from that.
Actually you could issue the AMI command core show channels verbose.</pre>
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there is no core show channels verbose on Asterisk 11. There is on
asterisk 1.4,<br>
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core show channels on asterisk 11 has been changed.<br>
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jerry<br>
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