You want to keep an eye on conferences, and have mighty administrator powers to mute or even kick users out of the conference.
Use the meetme command on the Asterisk CLI. You can see all the options with the help command:
asterisk1*CLI> help meetme
Usage: meetme (un)lock|(un)mute|kick|list [concise] <confno> <usernumber>
Executes a command for the conference or on a conferee
This command shows all running conferences:
asterisk1*CLI> meetme
Conf Num Parties Marked Activity Creation
8001 0002 N/A 00:01:10 Static
* Total number of MeetMe users: 2
This command lists the users in a conference:
asterisk1*CLI> meetme list 8001
User #: 01 250 Ellen Ripley Channel: SIP/ellen-08d6dc20
(unmonitored) 00:01:58
User #: 02 dutch dutch schaeffer Channel: SIP/dutch-08d86350
(unmonitored) 00:01:46
2 users in that conference.
meetme lock
prevents any new
users from joining.
To kick or mute a user, use the conference and user numbers:
asterisk1*CLI> meetme kick 8001 02
Hopefully, your users won't need this sort of babysitting, and you'll only need it to correct technical problems, like a channel not hanging up when the user leaves the conference.
Asterisk cmd MeetMe:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+cmd+MeetMe |