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eventmemberstatusoff
Setting this parameter to no will generate extra information pertaining to each
queue member.
reportholdtime
If you set this parameter to yes, the amount of time the caller held before being
connected will be announced to the queue member answering the call.
memberdelay
This parameter defines whether a delay will be inserted between the time when the
queue identifies a free agent and the time when the call is connected to that agent.
member => member_name
Members of a queue can be either channel types or agents. Any agents you list here
must be defined in the agents.conf file.

res_odbc.conf

The purpose of the res_odbc.so module is to store configuration file information in a
database and retrieve that information from the database. The res_odbc.conf file speci-
fies how to access the table within the database. The extconfig.conf file is used to
determine how to connect to the database.

res_snmp.conf

The res_snmp.conf file is used to configure SNMP support in Asterisk. There are two
options in the [general]. The subagent option specifies whether res_snmp should run
as a subagent or a full SNMP agent. Asterisk defaults to running as a subagent. The
enabled option specifies whether SNMP support in Asterisk is enabled. This defaults
to no, so you’ll need to change this if you want SNMP support.

rpt.conf

The rpt.conf file is used to configure Jim Dixon’s newest project, Jim’s Radio Repeater
Application (app_rpt), allows Asterisk to communicate using VoIP via radio repeater
technology. This allows people to efficiently provide large-area coverage of wireless
networking and routing information to the amateur radio public through their local
high-speed Internet connections.

rtp.conf

The rtp.conf file controls the Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) ports that Asterisk
uses to generate and receive RTP traffic. The RTP protocol is used by SIP, H.323,
MGCP, and possibly other protocols to carry media between endpoints.

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