Re: Newbie Dialplan: Best Practice in usingContext - Do not use Default??

["Lee, John (Sydney)" <John.Lee@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> With an ISDN10/20/30/etc, I would just put all the lines into an
> 'incoming' context - and make sure that incoming context doesn't have
> any includes (unless you really need them...)

Can someone please have a look at below to see if this would be the best
and secure practice of using context in dialplan for a PRI environment?

I just want to mention that the [incoming] context needs to include the
[outgoing] and [internal] contexts or else the extensions won't work.

I'd appreciate any comments.  Thanks.

In zapata.conf, ...

[channels]
context=incoming
channel=>...

In extensions.conf, ...

[general]
...
#include "extensions.incoming"
#include "extensions.internal"
#include "extensions.outgoing"

In extensions.incoming, ...

[incoming]
...
include => internal
include => outgoing
...

In extensions.internal, ...

[internal]
...

In extensions.outgoing, ...

[outgoing]
...



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