by Eugene » Fri Oct 14, 2016 1:01 am
Ok.
If you have 'all in one' default installation, i.e. Asterisk, database and web servers reside on the same machine, then you just type
"nano /etc/asterisk/extensions.conf"
to open extensions.conf for editing.
If you have clustered installation, i.e. Asterisk, database and web servers reside on different machines, then you have to login to Asterisk server first.
Alternative way is to issue 'mc' command and navigate to /etc/asterisk directory, select extensions.conf file and press <F4> to edit it.
Regards,
Gene
ViciBox_v.7.x86_64-7.0.3.iso, Asterisk v.11.22.0-vici
ASTGUI Admin v. 2.12-552a b.160429-0835, ASTGUI Client v. 2.12-492c b.160428-1826
1 DB + 1 WEB + 1 Asterisk + 1 Archive servers
No extra software, No Digium/Sangoma Hardware