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Set destinations "Zone1" and "Zone2" to a SIP INVITE X-ZAP header: (INVITE message shortened for better readability). | Set destinations "Zone1" and "Zone2" to a SIP INVITE X-ZAP header: (INVITE message shortened for better readability). | ||
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INVITE sip:98001@10.5.11.11 SIP/2.0 | INVITE sip:98001@10.5.11.11 SIP/2.0 | ||
Call-ID: 936936728@10.5.11.34 | Call-ID: 936936728@10.5.11.34 | ||
Contact: <sip:123@10.5.11.34:5060> | Contact: <sip:123@10.5.11.34:5060> | ||
... | ... | ||
| − | X-IGO: GM 9001 9002 | + | '''X-IGO: GM 9001 9002''' |
... | ... | ||
Revision as of 13:23, 17 April 2018
With SIP integration in Exigo it is possible to change destination or priority on action call before audio event.
This is done by using SIP INVITE EXTENSIONS.
Parameters
Group modify is used for changing parameters of an Exigo Action Call.
GM <source> <dest> <opt: -p -r>
| Parameter: | ||
|---|---|---|
| Source | The source of the SIP call will be the <source>, hence not added to the header. | |
| dest | Optional | A list of destination directory numbers. |
| -p <pri> | Optional | Change Priority of the call. 1-100 |
| -r <"reference"> | Optional | Default the reference of the call is the SIP Call-ID.
Using the "-r" parameter a custom text can be added as reference. |
Example
X-IGO SIP Header Example:
Set destinations "Zone1" and "Zone2" to a SIP INVITE X-ZAP header: (INVITE message shortened for better readability).
INVITE with Changed Destinations:
INVITE sip:98001@10.5.11.11 SIP/2.0 Call-ID: 936936728@10.5.11.34 Contact: <sip:123@10.5.11.34:5060> ... X-IGO: GM 9001 9002 ...
Availability
This function is available from Exigo 1.3.3.1 and newer.
