SetRemoteVar

Description (v1.1.0)

INFO Send a series of up to 10 variables to another host, through SIP or IAX channel
INFO Technology: [technology]
INFO Header Prefix:

Release notes

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Version 1.1.0 - General deployment
  • Improvement: Changed select box by a combobox

Action parameters

  • Technology: Will you send the variable through a SIP or an IAX channel ?
  • Header prefix (for SIP): You can (partially) choose the name of the SIP header to be sent. The header's name will have the form X-<value of this field>-<name of the variable>. If you leave this field empty, the header will be named X-<the name of the variable>.
  • Variables: the list of variables you want to send.

Example of use

  • For SIP:
    • Set the variable with this action, with the Technology parameter set to "SIP".
    • The header will be named X-<the name of the variable> by default, or X-<value of the Header prefix field >-<name of the variable> if you have entered something.
    • You can fetch the variable's value on the other host by using a SetVar. In the "Value" field, enter something like ${SIP_HEADER(<the entire header name>)}. For example ${SIP_HEADER(X-foo)} if your variable is named "foo" and you leave the Header prefix parameter empty.

  • For IAX:
    • Set the variable with this action, with the Technology parameter set to "IAX".
    • The variable sent will have the same name.
    • You can fetch the variable's value on the other host by using a SetVar. In the "Value" field, enter something like ${IAXVAR(foo)} if the variable sent is named "foo".

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