| 5.11. Lists management | ||
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 | Chapter 5. Command language |  |
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By the terms “Elements Lists” we refer to a list of objects, belonging to the same homogeneous type, which are identified by the generic term “item”.
Within the Abilis CPX, the following element types have been referred as relevant:
IN: ISDN numbers
IS: ISDN sub-addresses
EC: CTIC clusters
XN: X.25 NUAs
XU: X.25 User data fields
IP: IP addresses
IR: IP addresses ranges
DN: dialling numbers
CR: CPX resources
TUP: TCP/UDP ports
IPT: Internet Protocols
MAC: MAC Addresses
INN:ISDN Numbers Normalized
ICMPT: ICMP message Types
CLNUM: CTICL Numbers
INR: ISDN Number Replacement
IN2T:ISDN Numbers to Text
TXT:Text
OPC:OPC Unique User IDs
ICAUSE:ISDN Cause codes
RU: Rules
MR: Master Rules
Lists can be used to improve:
call routings by accepting and/or refusing calls depending on the source numbers;
security by accepting and/or refusing packets depending on the IP source address or protocol.
This command creates a new list. Type the following command to create a list of ISDN numbers:
[11:35:44] ABILIS_CPX:list create Home in List_of_Home_numbersCOMMAND EXECUTED
The following command displays the syntax:
[11:35:43] ABILIS_CPX:list create ?LIST CREATE Name Type [Description] Create a new list Name List name. <Mandatory> For 'EC' (CTI Clusters) list type, up to 6 characters are allowed; for 'ICAUSE' (ISDN Cause codes) list type, up to 10 characters are allowed; for any other list type, up to 16 characters are allowed. Valid characters range is [0..9, A..Z, a..z, -, _]. Spaces are not allowed. The case is preserved. The name cannot start with a digit. Type List type. Allowed list types are: <Mandatory> - IN: ISDN Numbers, - IS: ISDN Sub Addresses, - EC: CTI Clusters, - XN: X25 NUAs, - XU: X25 UDFs, - IP: IP Addresses, - IR: IP Addresses Ranges, - DN: Dialing Numbers, - CR: CPX resources, - TUP: TCP/UDP ports ranges, - IPT: Internet Protocols, - MAC: MAC Addresses, - INN:ISDN Numbers Normalized, - ICMPT: ICMP message Types, - CLNUM: CTI Clusters Numbers, - INR: ISDN Numbers Replacement - IN2T: ISDN Numbers to Text, - TXT: Text, - OPC: OPC Unique User IDs, - ICAUSE: ISDN Cause codes, - RU: Rules, - MR: Master Rules. Description List description. <Optional> From 0 up to 70 Alphanumeric extended characters. Case is preserved. Spaces are allowed. Strings holding spaces must be written between quotation marks (E.g.: "str1 str2")
This command deletes an existing list. Type the following command to delete a list:
[11:52:40] ABILIS_CPX:list delete homeCOMMAND EXECUTED
The following command displays the syntax:
[11:50:22] ABILIS_CPX:list delete ?LIST DELETE Name Delete a list Name Name of the list to be deleted, <Mandatory>
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A list, to be deleted, must not be referred in any resource or table. |
The command list rename changes the name of the list, without deleting the list;
the command list description changes or adds the field description of the list.
[12:04:13] ABILIS_CPX:list rename Home OfficeCOMMAND EXECUTED[12:04:28] ABILIS_CPX:list description Office List_of_Office_numbersCOMMAND EXECUTED
By typing list rename ? or list description ? it is possible to display the command syntax:
[11:55:13] ABILIS_CPX:list rename ?LIST RENAME Name NewName Change/Set a list name Name Current list name. <Mandatory> NewName New list name. <Mandatory> For 'EC' (CTI Clusters) list type, up to 6 characters are allowed; for 'ICAUSE' (ISDN Cause codes) list type, up to 10 characters are allowed; for any other list type, up to 16 characters are allowed. Valid characters range is [0..9, A..Z, a..z, -, _]. Spaces are not allowed. The case is preserved. The name cannot start with a digit.[11:59:42] ABILIS_CPX:list description ?LIST DESCRIPTION Name Description Change/Set a list description Name Name of the list whose description has to be set. <Mandatory> Description List description. <Mandatory> From 0 up to 70 Alphanumeric extended characters. Case is preserved. Spaces are allowed. Strings holding spaces must be written between quotation marks (E.g.: "str1 str2")
This command shows list table. The available syntax of the commands is:
d list : shows the list table
[12:15:23] ABILIS_CPX:d listLast change: 17/04/2015 14:09:01 CET Used-Lists: 4 Used-Items: 4 Used-Resources: 349 (byte) Free-Lists:246 Free-Items: 3996 Free-Resources: 644771 (byte) Id Name Type Description Edt St RefN. First Numb ---+----------------+------+--------------------------+---+--+-----+-----+----- 2 PrivateIpAdd IR Automatically_generated... R 0 1 4 1 NumClus CLNUM Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0 3 NumVoNet INN Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0 4 NumVoUser INN Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IN:ISDN Numbers, XN:X25 NUAs, CR:CPX resources, INN:ISDN Numbers Normalized, XU:X25 UDFs, EC:CTI Clusters, IS:ISDN Sub Addresses, IP:IP Addresses, MAC:MAC Addresses, INR:ISDN Numbers Replacements, IR:IP Addresses Ranges, DN:Dialing Numbers, IN2T:ISDN Numbers to Text, IPT:Internet Protocols, TXT:Text, CLNUM:CTI Clusters Numbers, TUP:TCP/UDP ports ranges, ICAUSE:ISDN Cause codes, ICMPT:ICMP message Types, RU:Rules, OPC:OPC Unique User IDs, MR:Master Rules. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
d list:<name> : shows the content of a specific list
[12:17:04] ABILIS_CPX:d list:home- Not Saved (SAVE CONF) ------------------------------------------------------- LIST:Home - IN - Ref-Numb:0 Items-Numb:2 List_of_Home_numbers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0234865852 0269548947
d list <type>: shows the lists of the specified type
[15:42:17] ABILIS_CPX:d list clnum
Last change: 17/04/2015 14:09:01 CET
Used-Lists: 4 Used-Items: 4 Used-Resources: 349 (byte)
Free-Lists:246 Free-Items: 3996 Free-Resources: 644771 (byte)
Id Name Type Description Edt St RefN. First Numb
---+----------------+------+--------------------------+---+--+-----+-----+-----
1 NumClus CLNUM Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0
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IN:ISDN Numbers, XN:X25 NUAs, CR:CPX resources,
INN:ISDN Numbers Normalized, XU:X25 UDFs, EC:CTI Clusters,
IS:ISDN Sub Addresses, IP:IP Addresses, MAC:MAC Addresses,
INR:ISDN Numbers Replacements, IR:IP Addresses Ranges, DN:Dialing Numbers,
IN2T:ISDN Numbers to Text, IPT:Internet Protocols, TXT:Text,
CLNUM:CTI Clusters Numbers, TUP:TCP/UDP ports ranges,
ICAUSE:ISDN Cause codes, ICMPT:ICMP message Types, RU:Rules,
OPC:OPC Unique User IDs, MR:Master Rules.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------d list:a : shows the content of all the list present in the configuration
This command adds items to a list.
[12:41:31] ABILIS_CPX:a list:home 0234865852 0269548947COMMAND EXECUTED[12:43:16] ABILIS_CPX:d list:home- Not Saved (SAVE CONF) ------------------------------------------------------- LIST:Home - IN - Ref-Numb:0 Items-Numb:2 List_of_Home_numbers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0234865852 0269548947
The following command displays the syntax:
[12:37:52] ABILIS_CPX:a list: ?A LIST:Name Item1 Item2 ... Add one or more items to a list Name List name or list identifier [1..250]. <Mandatory> Item1 Item2 ... Item values separated by space <Mandatory> Possible Item values for each list Type: IN item: String of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, ?, *, #] optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes. See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes. See HELP ISDN VALUES for details on meaning of special values. INN item: String of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, ?, *, #] optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes. Omitted TON is set it to 'u', omitted NP is set to 'x'. The number will be normalized to 'i' (International) TON, therefore the maximum allowed number length depends from configured International/National prefixes and Country code. See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes. See HELP ISDN VALUES for details on meaning of special values. IS item: String of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, a..z, A..Z, ?, *]. EC item: String of max. 8 characters in the range [0..9, a..z, A..Z, _] corresponding to the name of an existing CTI Cluster. XN item: String of max. 15 characters in the range [0..9, ?, *, #]. XU item: String of max. 12 characters in the range [0..9, a..z, A..Z, ?, *]. IP item: IP address in the range [000.000.000.000..255.255.255.255]. IR item: Two IP addresses in the range [000.000.000.000..255.255.255.255] separated by ':' (colon). DN item: Sequence of four values separated by ',' (comma) e.g.: 'o,n,c,r', where: - 'o' is the order [1..32] - 'n' is a dialing number i.e. a sequence of max. 20 digits optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes - 'c' is the max. number of connections [0..32] - 'r' is the max. number of retries [0..65534, NOMAX]. (E.g. 2,0376334412,2,5 or 1,ie444555,32,NOMAX). See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes. CR item: CPX resource, 'type-n' where 'n' [1..999]. TUP item: A single TCP or UDP port mnemonic or decimal value [1..65535] or two TCP or UDP ports mnemonic or decimal value [0..65535] separated by ':' (colon). See HELP INTERNET PORTS for the list of TCP/UDP ports. IPT item: An Internet protocol mnemonic or decimal value [0..255]. See HELP INTERNET PROTOCOLS for the list of Internet protocols. MAC item: A single MAC address in the form XX-XX-XX-XX-XX-XX. ICMPT item: An ICMP message type mnemonic or decimal value [0..255]. See HELP INTERNET ICMP for the list of ICMP message types. CLNUM item: Sequence of two values separated by ',' (comma) e.g.: 'num,clus', where: - 'num' is the number i.e. a sequence of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, *] optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes - 'clus' is a string of max. 8 characters in the range [0..9, a..z, A..Z, _] corresponding to the name of an existing CTI Cluster. (E.g. ne123*,my_clus) See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes. See HELP ISDN VALUES for details on meaning of special values. INR item: Sequence of four values separated by ',' (comma) e.g.: 'num,chk,cd,cg', where: - 'num' is the number i.e. a sequence of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, ?, *, #] optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes - 'chk' is the field to be used by CTIR for the match [CDI, CGI, SDI, SGI] - 'cd' is the called number i.e. a sequence of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, *, #, 'macro'] - 'cg' is the calling number i.e. a sequence of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, *, #, 'macro']. Both 'cd' and 'cg' can be optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] and/or PI [a, r, m, q] and/or SI [y, v, w, z] attributes. (E.g. i55*,cgi,'CDI.S2',neq21). See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes. See HELP ISDN VALUES for details on meaning of special values. IN2T item: Sequence of two values separated by ',' (comma) e.g.: 'num,text', where: - 'num' is the number i.e. a sequence of max. 20 characters in the range [0..9, ?, *, #] optionally preceded by TON [u, i, n, o, s, h, c] and/or NP [x, e, d, t, l, p] attributes - 'text' is a string of max. 128 ASCII printable characters. Spaces are allowed. Items whith a text holding spaces must be written between quotation marks. (E.g.: "i555,my free text" or ux376445566,aaaaaa@bbbbbb.com). See HELP ISDN ATTRIBUTES for details on attributes. See HELP ISDN VALUES for details on meaning of special values. TXT item: String of max. 128 ASCII printable characters. Spaces are allowed. Items whith a text holding spaces must be written between quotation marks. (E.g.: "my free text") OPC item: Sequence of three values separated by ',' (comma) e.g.: 'a,u,i', where: - 'a' is the AbilisId i.e. max. 32 characters in the range ['0'..'9', 'A'..'Z', 'a'..'z'] or "*" or "(Local)" - 'u' is a User name, i.e. max. 32 ASCII characters or "*" - 'i' is an Interface type [* or ANY, CTIP, CLUS, SIP, IAX] (E.g. myAbilis,myUser,CTIP). ICAUSE item: Sequence of three values separated by ',' (comma) e.g.: 'l,r,s', where: - 'l' is the ISDN location code, i.e. an hexadecimal value in the range [00..FF] or ISDN location mnemonic in the range [U, LPN, LN, TN, RN, RPN, INTL, BI] or "INT" or "EXT" or "ANY" - 'r' is the ISDN reason code or a range of ISDN reason codes, i.e. one hexadecimal value or two hexadecimal values separated by ':' (colon) in the range [00..FF] - 's' is the connection state/phase, i.e. [CREQ, ALERT, ANY]. The connection state/phase is optional and by default it is set to "CREQ". (E.g. EXT,91,ANY or 80,90:91,CREQ). RU item: Expression with Lists names and operators (AND, OR, NOT, NORM), separated by '.' (dot), where: - AND is the logical AND operator; - OR is the logical OR operator; - NOT is the logical NOT operator; - NORM is an operator that enables the execution of multiple searches for equivalent number(s), by changing the number TON attribute to 'u' (unknown), to 'n' (national) and by last to 'i' (international). This operator is used only on ISDN numbers (IN). The lists contained in the expression should not be themselves of RU type. The expression can be preceeded by a macro, that will be applied to the number before executing the search in the list. The macro must be written between single quote and separated by '.' (dot) from the expression. The macro is used only on ISDN numbers (IN). (E.g.: List1.AND.List2 or NORM.List or 'u0'NUM.S3''.MyList). MR item: Expression with Lists names and operators (AND, OR, NOT, NORM), separated by '.' (dot), where: - AND is the logical AND operator; - OR is the logical OR operator; - NOT is the logical NOT operator; - NORM is an operator that enables the execution of multiple searches for equivalent number(s), by changing the number TON attribute to 'u' (unknown), to 'n' (national) and by last to 'i' (international). This operator is used only on ISDN numbers (IN). The lists contained in the expression should not be themselves of MR type. The expression can be preceeded by a macro, that will be applied to the number before executing the search in the list. The macro must be written between single quote and separated by '.' (dot) from the expression. The macro is used only on ISDN numbers (IN). (E.g.: List1.AND.List2 or NORM.List or 'u0'NUM.S3''.MyList).
The command c list deletes items from a list.
[12:43:19] ABILIS_CPX:c list:home 0234865852COMMAND EXECUTED[12:53:25] ABILIS_CPX:d list:homeLIST:Home - IN - Ref-Numb:0 Items-Numb:1 List_of_Home_numbers -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0269548947
The following command displays the syntax:
[12:43:19] ABILIS_CPX:c list: ?C LIST:Name Item Remove an item from a list Name List name or list identifier [1..250]. <Mandatory> Item Item value <Mandatory, Optional only for RU list> C LIST:Name Order Remove an item from a DN list Name List name or list identifier [1..250]. <Mandatory> Order Order value of the DN item <Mandatory>
This command shows the elements table. Lists table can store up to 2000 definitions (indexed from 1 to 2000).
Elements identifiers are sequential and they run only into the system, so they can't be used by the user in no one of the list manipulation commands.
If the elements table is empty, the message “NO ITEMS DEFINED” is generated.
[12:43:19] ABILIS_CPX:d itemLast change: 22/04/2015 11:24:18 CET Used-Lists: 5 Used-Items: 5 Used-Resources: 397 (byte) Free-Lists:245 Free-Items: 3995 Free-Resources: 644723 (byte) Item List Type Value ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2 IN 601 2 3 IN 08351825431 3 3 IN 200 4 3 IN 901 5 4 IN 0234865852 6 4 IN 0269548947 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IN:ISDN Numbers, XN:X25 NUAs, CR:CPX resources, INN:ISDN Numbers Normalized, XU:X25 UDFs, EC:CTI Clusters, IS:ISDN Sub Addresses, IP:IP Addresses, MAC:MAC Addresses, INR:ISDN Numbers Replacements, IR:IP Addresses Ranges, DN:Dialing Numbers, IN2T:ISDN Numbers to Text, IPT:Internet Protocols, TXT:Text, CLNUM:CTI Clusters Numbers, TUP:TCP/UDP ports ranges, ICAUSE:ISDN Cause codes, ICMPT:ICMP message Types, RU:Rules, OPC:OPC Unique User IDs, MR:Master Rules. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
INR lists are special kind of lists with four fields: Number/Chk/CD/CG. These lists are useful to generate speed dials.They can be used:
in input fields (CDI, CGI, SDI, SGI) (in this case the match is done against the Number field);
in output fieds to change CD or CG numbers, when the called number of the original call matches the Number field.
Use the following command to create an inr list called 'inr':
[13:46:24] ABILIS_CPX:list create inr inr inr_testCOMMAND EXECUTED [13:47:59] ABILIS_CPX:d list- Not Saved (SAVE CONF) ------------------------------------------------------- Last change: 22/04/2015 11:27:19 CET Used-Lists: 6 Used-Items: 5 Used-Resources: 419 (byte) Free-Lists:244 Free-Items: 3995 Free-Resources: 644701 (byte) Id Name Type Description Edt St RefN. First Numb ---+----------------+------+--------------------------+---+--+-----+-----+----- 5 Home IN List_of_Home_numbers 0 5 1 2 PrivateIpAdd IR Automatically_generated... R 0 1 4 1 NumClus CLNUM Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0 6 inr INR inr_test 0 0 0 3 NumVoNet INN Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0 4 NumVoUser INN Automatically_generated... R 0 0 0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IN:ISDN Numbers, XN:X25 NUAs, CR:CPX resources, INN:ISDN Numbers Normalized, XU:X25 UDFs, EC:CTI Clusters, IS:ISDN Sub Addresses, IP:IP Addresses, MAC:MAC Addresses, INR:ISDN Numbers Replacements, IR:IP Addresses Ranges, DN:Dialing Numbers, IN2T:ISDN Numbers to Text, IPT:Internet Protocols, TXT:Text, CLNUM:CTI Clusters Numbers, TUP:TCP/UDP ports ranges, ICAUSE:ISDN Cause codes, ICMPT:ICMP message Types, RU:Rules, OPC:OPC Unique User IDs, MR:Master Rules. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Now add an item to the list, indicating that it will be used to check the CDI number (Chk:CDI).
[13:55:42] ABILIS_CPX:a list:inr 1,cdi,111,110COMMAND EXECUTED [13:55:42] ABILIS_CPX:d list:inr- Not Saved (SAVE CONF) ------------------------------------------------------- LIST:inr - INR - Ref-Numb:0 Items-Numb:1 inr_test ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number Chk CD CG 1 CDI 111 110
Now create a routing to manage calls between sip phones:
[13:58:55] ABILIS_CPX:a ctir pr:22 descr:test_inr type:stos cdi:'inr' cdo:''inr'' cgo:''inr'' sp:64000 spout:64000 coders:g.711 codersout:g.711COMMAND EXECUTED [14:02:15] ABILIS_CPX:d ctire pr:22- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) --------------------------------- Last change: 22/04/2015 11:29:52 CET ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PR:22 DESCR:test_inr ACT:YES EDT:NO BCO:* TYPE:StoS POI:CtiSip POO:CtiSip EEC:NO NEXT:NO CDI:'inr' CDO:''inr'' LAST:ANY CGI:* CGO:''inr'' T301:Dft SDI:* SDO:* UDT:NO SGI:* SGO:* LCS:NO LCST:Sys RGI:* RGO:* FMRLY:Sys FAXSP:AUTO MODSP:AUTO FMLVL:Sys FMDJ:Sys FMMJ:Sys SP:64000 SC:Sys DJ:Sys MJ:Sys ECM:Sys CODERS:G.711 SPOUT:64000 SCOUT:* DJOUT:* MJOUT:* CODERSOUT:G.711 TI1:ALL,00:00-23:59 TI2:# TI3:# TI4:# TI5:#
The following is the log of a call from number 10 calling number 1. The log shows that the called number is 111 even if the real called number is 1. Besides the calling number has been changed because it has become 110.
[14:06:43] ABILIS_CPX:start ldme
Current Local Time: Wednesday 22/04/2015 11:32:13 (UTC+2.00)
Start Debug Log content real-time logging (Type CTRL+C + ENTER to stop):
Date Time Resource Ses Event Parameters
------ ------ ---------- ----- -------------- ---------------------------------
220415 140750 CtiSip 10 E-CallRx CH:16 BC:Speech CD:ue1 CG:uxq10
USER:test
220415 140750 CtiSip 10 E-Route Match PR:22
220415 140750 CtiSip 10 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:StoS CD:ue111
CG:uxq110
220415 140750 CtiSip 10 E-NumComplete CDI:ue1 CDO:ue111
220415 140750 CtiSip 10 E-AlertRx CH:17 USER:test2
220415 140750 CtiSip 10 E-AlertTx CH:16
220415 140802 CtiSip 10 E-ConnRx CH:17
220415 140802 CtiSip 10 E-ConnTx CH:16
220415 140806 CtiSip 10 E-DiscRx CH:17 CAUSE:80 9F (U, Normal,
unspecified) USER:test2
220415 140806 CtiSip 10 E-DiscConfTx CH:17
220415 140806 CtiSip 10 E-DiscTx CH:16 CAUSE:80 9F (U, Normal,
unspecified) USER:testDisplaying the active connections shows the same:
[14:08:13] ABILIS_CPX:d ctice
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ID:11 TYPE:StoS ST:ALERT PR:22 STI:07/00 STO:04/00 EEC:NO
START:22/04/2015 14:11:40 DURATION:0 REMAINING:-
POI:Sip GI:# SR:# POO:Sip GO:# DS:#
CDI:ue1 CDO:ue111
CGI:uxq10 CGO:uxq110
SDI: SDO:
SGI: SGO:
RGI: RGO:
CODER:Unk SP:0 FMRLY:NO FAXSP:0 DJ:0 FMDJ:0
BW:0 SC:NO MODSP:0 MJ:0 FMMJ:0Another possibility is to indicate the field of inr list to be used in a certain cti routing:
[14:18:51] ABILIS_CPX:s ctir pr:22 cdo:''inr.cg'' cgo:''inr.cd''COMMAND EXECUTED [14:19:21] ABILIS_CPX:d ctire pr:22- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) --------------------------------- Last change: 22/04/2015 11:47:08 CET ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PR:5 DESCR:test_inr ACT:YES EDT:NO BCO:* TYPE:StoS POI:CtiSip POO:CtiSip EEC:NO NEXT:NO CDI:'inr' CDO:''inr.CG'' LAST:ANY CGI:* CGO:''inr.CD'' T301:Dft SDI:* SDO:* UDT:NO SGI:* SGO:* LCS:NO LCST:Sys RGI:* RGO:* FMRLY:Sys FAXSP:AUTO MODSP:AUTO FMLVL:Sys FMDJ:Sys FMMJ:Sys SP:64000 SC:Sys DJ:Sys MJ:Sys ECM:Sys CODERS:G.711 SPOUT:64000 SCOUT:* DJOUT:* MJOUT:* CODERSOUT:G.711 TI1:ALL,00:00-23:59 TI2:# TI3:# TI4:# TI5:#
In this case, CDO is equal to CG item of the inr list and CGO is equal to CD item of the same list. The following is the log of the speed dial:
[14:20:56] ABILIS_CPX:start ldme
Current Local Time: Wednesday 22/04/2015 11:32:13 (UTC+2.00)
Start Debug Log content real-time logging (Type CTRL+C + ENTER to stop):
Date Time Resource Ses Event Parameters
------ ------ ---------- ----- -------------- ---------------------------------
220415 142105 CtiSip 14 E-CallRx CH:24 BC:Speech CD:ue1 CG:uxq10
USER:test
220415 142105 CtiSip 14 E-Route Match PR:22
220415 142105 CtiSip 14 E-CallTx BC:Speech TY:StoS CD:ue110
CG:uxay111
220415 142105 CtiSip 14 E-NumComplete CDI:ue1 CDO:ue110
220415 142105 CtiSip 14 E-AlertRx CH:25 USER:test2
220415 142105 CtiSip 14 E-AlertTx CH:24
220415 142110 CtiSip 14 E-ConnRx CH:25
220415 142110 CtiSip 14 E-ConnTx CH:24
220415 142111 CtiSip 14 E-DiscRx CH:24 CAUSE:80 9F (U, Normal,
unspecified) USER:test
220415 142111 CtiSip 14 E-DiscConfTx CH:24
220415 142111 CtiSip 14 E-DiscTx CH:25 CAUSE:80 9F (U, Normal,
unspecified) USER:test2The cti connection shows the same information in a different way:
[14:21:16] ABILIS_CPX:d ctice
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ID:15 TYPE:StoS ST:ALERT PR:22 STI:07/00 STO:04/00 EEC:NO
START:22/04/2015 14:21:25 DURATION:0 REMAINING:-
POI:Sip GI:# SR:# POO:Sip GO:# DS:#
CDI:ue1 CDO:ue110
CGI:uxq10 CGO:uxay111
SDI: SDO:
SGI: SGO:
RGI: RGO:
CODER:Unk SP:0 FMRLY:NO FAXSP:0 DJ:0 FMDJ:0
BW:0 SC:NO MODSP:0 MJ:0 FMMJ:0| |  | |
| 5.10. Address book management |  | 5.12. Configuration validating and saving |