Difference between revisions of "Ring Groups"
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In FusionPBX go to the menu Advanced -> Databases. | In FusionPBX go to the menu Advanced -> Databases. | ||
| − | Driver: odbc | + | * Driver: odbc |
| − | Type: mysql or postgres | + | * Type: mysql or postgres |
| − | Name: fusionpbx (the name of the ODBC DSN) | + | * Name: fusionpbx (the name of the ODBC DSN) |
| − | username: use the database username | + | * username: use the database username |
| − | password: use the database password | + | * password: use the database password |
===Troubleshooting=== | ===Troubleshooting=== | ||
To troubleshoot ring groups should check the freeswitch cli to see if you are getting errors. | To troubleshoot ring groups should check the freeswitch cli to see if you are getting errors. | ||
Revision as of 16:28, 8 October 2012
Menu: (Apps-Ring Groups)
Ring Groups can be set up to ring multiple registered endpoints.
Installation
Ring groups use the database to get the list of destinations to call on demand.
SQlite databases can be read natively. MySQL and Postgres require ODBC.
Setup ODBC according: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Using_ODBC_in_the_core
Create an ODBC connection for FusionPBX database.
In FusionPBX go to the menu Advanced -> Databases.
- Driver: odbc
- Type: mysql or postgres
- Name: fusionpbx (the name of the ODBC DSN)
- username: use the database username
- password: use the database password
Troubleshooting
To troubleshoot ring groups should check the freeswitch cli to see if you are getting errors.
