<isdnserver-config version="0.7b">  # DON'T CHANGE THIS!
  <globals>
  
# insert in between the <clients allowed>...</clients allowed> tags, the IP numbers
# which are allowed to log onto isdnserver. Separate the different IP numbers
# with a carriage return.
# Following formats are allowed:
# *.*.*.* (everyone can log onto isdnserver)
# 191.*.*.* (everyone belonging to the network number 191 is allowed, you can change it to whatever number you need.)
# 191.40.*.*
# 191.40.239.*
# 191.40.239.187 (only the client/workstation with this IP is allowed.)
#
# IMPORTANT NOTE: If you're running in localmode the entries won't have any effect.
    <clients allowed>
      127.0.0.1
    </clients allowed>

# insert the values that fit your country and provider below
    <currency>
      EUR.
    </currency>

    <price unit>
      0.1
    </price unit>

# change the ports isdnserver uses, if needed. Don't forget to remove the # character if you do so
    <ports>
      <command>          # The port where commands are sent to
        # 4950 default
      </command>
      <data>             # IO port for binary data
        # 4951 default
      </data>
    </ports>

# The amount of channels your ISDN configuration has (usually 2 channels, 3 MSN).
    <channels>
      2
    </channels>

# change the path to the ISDN device (default /dev/isdnctrl) and/or the one
# that is monitoring the D-Channel if any (refer to  i4l-faq, chapter 24.7,
# for further instructions), separate them with "|" (alt Gr+1) or (alt Gr+7)
# on swiss keyboards.
# You can insert several paths in order to monitor different cards, separate
# the different "cards" with a carriage return.
    <device path>
      /dev/isdnctrl|#/dev/isdnctrl2
      #/dev/isdnctrl3|/dev/isdnctrl4
      #/dev/isdnctrl5
      #/dev/isdnctrl6
      # etc...
    </device path>

# change the path to the device or file you want the output to be redirected in
# while running isdnserver in "quiet mode" (default is /dev/null)
    <quiet path>
      /var/log/isdnserver/isdnservertrace.log
    </quiet path>

# change the colours according to your gusto, use following values:
# black, red, green, brown, blue, magenta, cyan, grey (if you want to change
# the background colour just add back to the colour name, e.g. redback)
# Following attributes are available: bold, blink, reverse
    <i-element colour>
      green
    </i-element colour>

    <message colour>
      brown|bold
    </message colour>

    <hex colour>
      grey|bold
    </hex colour>

    <error colour>
      red|bold
    </error colour>
  </globals>

  <users>
    <jorge>           # change the user name to what you need, don't forget the to change the closing tag as well
      <msn>
        2342323          # change the msn for this user
      </msn>
      <telephony>
        on               # not supported, yet, I don't have a full duplex card ;)
      </telephony>
    </jorge>           # the closing tag has to contain the same user name as entered in the opening tag

#    <guest>           # This is a special user, if you uncomment it, EVERYONE will be able to
#      <msn>           # log on to isdnserver, so only use it if you're too lazy or in a secured
#        3901615       # network
#      </msn>
#      <telephony>
#        on
#     </telephony>
#   </guest>

    # enter more users here (if needed)
    
  </users>

  # if you don't need any voice boxes, comment out the following group

  <voice box>
    <devices>
      <3901615>                                              # change the msn for this voice box
        <spooldir> /var/spool/isdnserver/jorge   </spooldir> # The dir for the voice box and its files
        <message>  standard.msg                  </message>  # The name of the file that contains your voice box message
        <beep>     beep.msg                      </beep>     # The "beep" tone after the message has been played
        <rings>    5                             </rings>    # Rings to wait until the voice box responds
        <duration> 30                            </duration> # Maximum duration of a voice message in seconds
      </3901615>

      # enter more voice boxes here ( if needed )

    </devices>
  </voice box>
</isdnserver-config>