E.9. remove

The remove command contains many subcommands that allow you to remove functionality from your Asterisk PBX without directly editing the configuration files.

This function can be used for ad hoc testing, but if you want to make the changes permanent, it is recommended that you edit the various configuration files directly, from /etc/asterisk/.

    remove extension exten@context [priority]

Removes a whole extension from a context. If the priority is specified, removes that priority only within the given extension. Subsequent priorities within the extension will be renumbered if you use the n priority-naming scheme.^[*]

^[*] If you have explicitly numbered your priorities, you will create a gap in your extension. This can easily be corrected by adding a NoOp( ) command in the removed priority (e.g., add extension 500,3,Noop into default).

    remove extension 500@default 3

    remove ignorepat pattern from context

Removes the ignore pattern from the given context.

    remove ignorepat 9 from local

    remove queue member channel from queue

Drops the active channel from the given queue. Queue members are the active channels within a queue.

    remove queue member SIP/1000-d448 from customer_service