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<p>New page: To configure this dialplan, we have to edit file/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf and include the conference room we wish to have in it. This can be done by using a different context for each ...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>To configure this dialplan, we have to edit file/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf and include the conference room we wish to have in it. This can be done by using a different context for each room, for example: <br /> <br /> [marketing_team_conference_room]<br /> exten =&gt; 300,1,MeetMe,2500(1234)<br /> <br /> [publisher_team_conference_room]<br /> exten =&gt; 301,1,MeetMe,2501(5678)<br /> <br /> So the callers need only to call the phone number 300 or 301, enter the PIN when asked, and they will go into conference. MeetMe will ring a bell to inform those already in conference that there is someone entering into the conference. <br /> <br /> We can certainly gather all the &quot;room&quot; conferences within a context. Or add a &quot;room&quot; to an existing context, with the following command. <br /> <br /> [local-users]<br /> exten =&gt; 250,1,Dial(SIP/alrac,10,r)<br /> exten =&gt; 250,2,VoiceMail(u250@local-vm-users)<br /> exten =&gt; 250,dial+101,VoiceMail(b250@local-vm-users)<br /> <br /> exten =&gt; 300,1,MeetMe,2500(1234)<br /> <br /> Or add a comprehensive context<br /> <br /> include =&gt; marketing_team_conference_room<br /> <br /> If the established conference gives the callers the opportunity to listen to speeches from the Boss without interrupting the speech, then we have to do the following: <br /> <br /> [marketing_team_conference_room]<br /> exten =&gt; 300,1,MeetMe,2500|m|1234<br /> <br /> New callers who have joined the conference can find out how many people in the conference use MeetMeCount applications, by executing the following command: <br /> <br /> [marketing_team_conference_room]<br /> exten =&gt; 300,1,Playback(there_are)<br /> exten =&gt; 300,2,MeetMeCount,2500<br /> exten =&gt; 300,3,Playback(callers)<br /> exten =&gt; 300,4,MeetMe,2500<br /> <br /> Of course you need to save two sound files that somewhat reads &quot;There are&quot; and &quot;Callers present in the conference&quot;. After editing extensions.conf, do not forget to reload the new configuration. In order to prevent anomalies encountered during operation, we can run asterisk console and execute the following command:<br /> <br /> # asterisk -r<br /> asterisk1*CLI&gt; extensions reload<br /> <br /> <br /> ==See Also==<br /> <br /> * [[VoIP Cookbook: Building your own Telecommunication Infrastructure]]<br /> * [[VoIP Cookbook: Conference Server on Asterisk]]</div>

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