Difference between revisions of "Active Extensions"
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This lists and allows you to interact with active calls being handled by your server. | This lists and allows you to interact with active calls being handled by your server. | ||
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| + | By default, it shows a list of extensions assigned to the current user, and then shows a list of ALL extensions on the server (that only admins will able to interact with, though) | ||
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| + | To disable users from seeing extensions other than their own, add a system variable like so: | ||
| + | #Go to system -> variables page | ||
| + | #Click the little plus on the top right | ||
| + | #Set a) "active_extensions_list_display" to b) "false" c) in section "Defaults" and d) enabled to true. | ||
Options available to interact with active calls are: | Options available to interact with active calls are: | ||
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* start record (equivalent to pressing the record button on a phone that supports SIP_INFO recording messages) | * start record (equivalent to pressing the record button on a phone that supports SIP_INFO recording messages) | ||
When you press Start record it will change to stop record to allow you to stop your recording. Recordings go into freeswitch/Recordings. Note that recordings made from this page will be stereo with the a-leg and the b-leg being separated into the right and left channel as an 8kHz WAV file. Note: If you want a mono recording with both the a-leg and the b-leg mixed to form a single mono 8Khz WAV file then please use the [[Active Calls]] screen instead. | When you press Start record it will change to stop record to allow you to stop your recording. Recordings go into freeswitch/Recordings. Note that recordings made from this page will be stereo with the a-leg and the b-leg being separated into the right and left channel as an 8kHz WAV file. Note: If you want a mono recording with both the a-leg and the b-leg mixed to form a single mono 8Khz WAV file then please use the [[Active Calls]] screen instead. | ||
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| + | NOTE: If you press START RECORD and your call is hung up check the messages in the cli. It is probably a permission issue on the directory structure where the files are being written. The error message in the cli will tell you where that is. See [[Permissions]] for more information. | ||
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| + | NOTE: Active Extensions is available to all users and they will have the ability to interact with calls only for the extensions to which they are assigned users. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:58, 1 February 2011
Menu: (Status-Active Extensions)
This lists and allows you to interact with active calls being handled by your server.
By default, it shows a list of extensions assigned to the current user, and then shows a list of ALL extensions on the server (that only admins will able to interact with, though)
To disable users from seeing extensions other than their own, add a system variable like so:
- Go to system -> variables page
- Click the little plus on the top right
- Set a) "active_extensions_list_display" to b) "false" c) in section "Defaults" and d) enabled to true.
Options available to interact with active calls are:
- transfer
- park
- hangup
- start record (equivalent to pressing the record button on a phone that supports SIP_INFO recording messages)
When you press Start record it will change to stop record to allow you to stop your recording. Recordings go into freeswitch/Recordings. Note that recordings made from this page will be stereo with the a-leg and the b-leg being separated into the right and left channel as an 8kHz WAV file. Note: If you want a mono recording with both the a-leg and the b-leg mixed to form a single mono 8Khz WAV file then please use the Active Calls screen instead.
NOTE: If you press START RECORD and your call is hung up check the messages in the cli. It is probably a permission issue on the directory structure where the files are being written. The error message in the cli will tell you where that is. See Permissions for more information.
NOTE: Active Extensions is available to all users and they will have the ability to interact with calls only for the extensions to which they are assigned users.
