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<font class="basetext" width="10%"> How to use Yate as a PBX <br/>depending on the features you need. </font>
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This is the list of the routing modules and a [[How To's]] for each of them:
|class="yate-header-right"|'''How to do routing in Yate'''
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=== How to use Remote Manager Module ===
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* [[How To's]]
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Using the example below you will learn how to:
=== How it works===
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...ultiple routing modules and signalling modules. Here you can find some how to's for configuring Yate using different modules.
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* trunk_timestamps: Configure how trunked audio data is sent, enable it for trunked data with timestamps and
* trunk_nominits_sync_use_ts: Configure how to re-build timestamps when processing incoming trunked audio without minif
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How Yate processes SIP request methods and how to enable methods that are not handled by default.
How to do configurations related to DTMFs in SIP channel.
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=== How to play the recorded files ===
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; increment: integer: How much will increment this span the circuit number in
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...e group will fail. The reason is the fact that there is no way to find out how many circuits the span would create (this is configured in the module handl
Here is an example of how to preroute incoming calls:
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; linger: int; How much to block waiting for socket to close.
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This page purpose is to describe how to use command line with all his available options when starting Yate serve
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To configure the logic of how to handle the subscriptions and the notifications use [[Subscriptions|subsc
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Introduction on how the PSTN signalling modules are working together in Yate
* [[How To's]]
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; retry: int: How many times to retry the connection or query
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===How it Works===
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=== How it Works===
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More informations about the path for configuration files in function of how Yate was installed on different platforms, can be found in [[Paths and Dire
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; floodevents: int: How many SIP events retrieved in a row trigger a flood warning and the drop mec
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===How it Works===
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...r you install Yate you can skip chapter [[#How to get Yate source from SVN|How to get Yate source from SVN]] and go to chapter [[#Configuration Files|Conf
==How to get Yate source from SVN==
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Components of messages and how messages are processed by messages handlers.
Provide an overview of problems caused by improper locking and how to troubleshoot them.
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...t conditions a given file (or a type of file) needs to be re-compiled, and how to compile it.
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Learn how to start/stop Yate, the paths and directories on different platforms where
|class="yate-header-right"|How To Administrate Yate
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Here is information about how to use the embedded Javascript implementation to change the behavior of Yat
* [[How to do routing using javascript]]
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Show information on how long Yate has run:
==== How you see if a module is loaded or not?====
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=== How it Works ===
* [[How to do routing using javascript]]
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...st be set to force sending the answer. The reason is the module can't know how the response to a specific request should look like: the responding entity
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This is a short example on how to configure MTP2 in Yate.
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In the image below is exemplified how the remote SS7 layer 2 is activated.
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* [[How to configure ISUP in Yate]]
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GTT (global title translation) examines the destination address and decides how to identify it in the SS7 network. More about GTT [http://en.wikipedia.org/
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For an example of how to configure wanpipe and install sangoma drivers please check [http://docs.
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...you will need at least 5 associations. There are model dependent limits on how many associations a Mediant supports.
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...y heavy lifting, it just dispatches a sccp.route message. Anyone who knows how to route a SCCP message should process the sccp.route message and return a
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...Scenarios]]. Look at [[Miscellaneous_configurations|Configuration]] to see how to define linksets, links and ISUP trunks.
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This schema focuses on how yate's SS7 configuration objects are created. You can use this to understan
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This is a brief introduction on how the PSTN signalling modules are working together in Yate.
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; queue_timeout: integer: Timeout, in milliseconds, of queued requests: how much time a request can wait
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