I have put together a web interface to help managing our several Bayonne
installations; I would like to share this with the community.
However since the problem with MySql module was left unsolved I am using
my modified version of Bayonne.
Also my modified version of Bayonne is Dialogic/Globalcall/ISDN oriented
L and I know this is far from the Goal of Bayonne.
Also installing and configuring the console is not really flexible
Mysql
DBD DBI
Apache Perl/CGI
Something really good, I can tell that Bayonne, ccscript, Globalcall
drivers are working perfectly for us.
Bayonne Web Interface
Table of Contents
_Home Page. 3 <#_Toc114481471>_
_Allocation Interface. 4 <#_Toc114481472>_
_Trunk Status. 6 <#_Toc114481473>_
_Active Calls. 7 <#_Toc114481474>_
_Conference Interface. 8 <#_Toc114481475>_
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*Home Page*
http://[Server Ip Address]:8080/cgi-bin/bayonne.cgi
*Allocation Interface*
ID = Id is only use for conflict resolution when multiple entry match a
DNIS, in such case the highest record will
prevail witch is also the newest record
Since ID are generated automatically during insertion.
DNIS = DNIS/CalledID represent the full digits string of the called
number as it is received by the server or the first
DNIS of a range.
RANGE = Is also identifying the DNIS/CalledID it is either the same as
DNIS in the case of a single number
allocation or the last number of a multiple number range.
SERVICE = Is the name of the service and by consequence the name of the
Bayonne script file.
INIT = Means “script initialization parameters” and they are used by
script to make script reusability possible.
They are comma separated value, in the script they are accessed by the
variable “%init.1”, “%init.2”, “%init.3”, etc.
Filter let you filter allocation records that are currently displayed;
“%” is a wildcard character.
Insert will let you insert a new allocation record.
Update will let you modify an existing allocation record.
Will pop up a script text editor see “Bayonne Script Programming Interface”
Is currently not functional but this will let you drag and drop prompt
to the current script prompt directory.
*Script Editing Interface*
From the script editing interface, you can edit script and even cut and
paste from windows or GNU/Linux.
The interface will take care of converting carriage return.
*Trunk Status*
From the “Trunk Status” sub menu you can monitor ISDN status for each
T1 or E1
*Active Calls*
From the “Active Calls” sub menu you can see current active call on
the server, you may also hangup a call.
*Conference Interface*
From the conference interface you can see the conference and the
conferee you can also do some interaction clicking
Remove or mute.
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