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The Modprobe Settings let you control the Linux systems used to manage drivers. Different models of cards have different kernel module settings and you should only change these if instructed by the manufacturer of your card or support. Also consult the manufacturer if you're outside of North America because you'll need to change the settings in this section.

Specify the kernel module used by the installed analogue hardware. Each module has a specific set of settings as it relates to that module, so please contact the manufacturer for more information on each setting. In the module settings you can define which kernel modules should be loaded for your cards. By default we set all the common cards we configure but you can add custom entries here or disable or move the order of how the modules are loaded.

Clicking on this section will bring up all the modules that we autoload. From here you can disable any modules that you do not need if you want. In our example we removed a handful of modules by un-checking them and pressing the save button. This is not usually needed except rare circumstances. You will see in the example below we moved zaphfc to the top. The Sangoma Settings section is related to Sangoma Cards only. Since Sangoma cards use their own drivers in front of Asterisk, with Sangoma Settings you will be able to manage these parameters:.

You need to set this to Yes if you wish to manage your Sangoma cards in this module along with PSTN cards from other manufacturers on the same system. Here is where you can see all Digital Cards on the system. Click on the Edit button next to each digital card span. The settings are dynamic depending on the type of card such as T1 versus BRI. The port on the card will not work until you click on "Edit" and save the settings.

In General Settings, you can define all the different information as it relates to your specific carrier setup, such as signaling and switch type. Shows also some more information for Astribanks from. This requires a plug-in to the PPP daemon. To install it:. On Debian:. Run 'make' on the ppp subdirectory:. Make sure your kernel has support for both PPP which is common is.

There are generally two options: explicit using an init script and. The dahdi init scripts does the following tasks:. Also known as "hot-plug" or "pinned-spans". This requires:.

If the. However if it is set to 0, spans will not. When a kernel object is created or destroyed, the kernel sends an event. Those events are normally handled by udevd. This package installs rules that instruct udevd to. It is. If you want to disable running this script, add the following line to. Once a span is assigned, a kernel object will appear for it. It will be.

As a new kernel object was created, an event is. Those script configures the new. DAHDI channels have their own representation in the kernel. The standard. As it was originally but.

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View code. This package contains the user-space tools to configure the kernel modules included in the package dahdi-linux. Build Requirements This package needs the headers from dahdi-linux. Thus you should install dahdi-linux before building dahdi-tools.

Generally you will need to install the package gcc. Autotools autoconf, automake and libtool are needed if you clone from Git.

Options For. You can pass it --with options and variable settings, for instance:. A sample annotated system. Edit it to suit your configuration.