# interface.conf
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# Example of an ISDN interface on port 1

#[Ext]
#port 1

# Example of a multilink ISDN interface (Anlagenanschluss) on port 3
# and 4

#[Ext]
#port 3
#port 4

# Example of an ISDN interface on port 2, which accepts all extensions

#[Int]
#extension
#port 2


# Example of an ISDN interface on port 2, which accepts only extensions
# 201, 202 and 203

#[Int]
#extension
#msn 201,202,203
#port 2


# Example of three ISDN interfaces on port 2, 3 and 4, which accept
# extension 201 on all interfaces, and extension 202 and 203 on the first port
# only.
# Hint: To make extension ring on all three interfaces parallel, use
# "interface Int1,Int2,In3" in extension's settings file.

#[Int1]
#extension
#msn 201,202,203
#port 2

#[Int2]
#extension
#msn 201
#port 3

#[Int3]
#extension
#msn 201
#port 4


# Example of an ISDN interface on port 1 that requires screening of caller IDs.
# This is required if the connected line doesn't screen caller IDs.
# Also this interface will connect bchannel during call setup, so tones are
# required.
#[Ext]
#screen_out unknown 300  national 21250993300
#screen_out unknown 2*  national 212509932*
#tones yes
#port 1


# Example of an ISDN PRI interface on port 1 that has directed channels.
# 10 channels (channel 1-10) are incomming only.
# 10 channels (channel 11-15,17-21) are outgoing only.
# 10 channels (channel 22-31) are both way.
# We prefer to use directed channels first, then we request any channel:
#[Ext]
#port 1
#channel force,11,12,13,14,15,17,18,19,20,21,any


# Add your interfaces here:


[Ext]
port 1


[Int]
extension
msn 201,202,203
port 2


