How to understand information outputting current connections in Asterisk?

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3ton2020-04-17 14:46:12

Asterisk

3ton, 2020-04-17 14:46:12

Where can you find information that would clearly indicate what is displayed and in what format in the asterisk console if you make a request for current connections?
There is a desire to make a convenient interactive monitor in the console, but there is no understanding of the type and format of information in this log. for example, at the moment such a log was displayed

asterisk -rx "core show channels concise"

SIP/pcs-00100961!vhost!!1!Up!AppDial!(Outgoing Line)!+49894444444496!!!3!596!SIP/muc-failover-00100960!1587121926.1050977                       
SIP/muc-failover-00100960!incoming!+49894444444496!1!Up!Dial!SIP/[email protected]!+4915222221668!!!3!596!SIP/pcs-00100961!1587121926.1050976 
SIP/nextid-001009ac!incoming!+496111111105028!2!Up!Dial!SIP/[email protected]!000!!!3!28!SIP/pct-001009ad!1587123304.1051052                    
SIP/pct-0010098a!vhost!+4939000044056!11!Up!Dial!SIP/[email protected]!+492111116960!pc!pc!3!327!SIP/inteleg-0010098b!1587123005.1051018     
SIP/pct-00100989!vhost!!1!Up!AppDial!(Outgoing Line)!+499003333050159!!!3!337!SIP/inteleg-failover-00100988!1587122995.1051017                    
SIP/inteleg-failover-00100988!incoming!+499003333050159!2!Up!Dial!SIP/[email protected]!+49210444447!!!3!337!SIP/pct-00100989!1587122995.1051016
SIP/pct-001009ae!vhost!+492111116960!8!Up!Dial!SIP/[email protected]!+491805555550!!!3!21!SIP/muc-001009af!1587123311.1051054                 
SIP/pct-001009ad!vhost!!1!Up!AppDial!(Outgoing Line)!+496111111105028!!!3!28!SIP/nextid-001009ac!1587123304.1051053                               
SIP/muc-001009af!incoming!!1!Up!AppDial!(Outgoing Line)!+492111116960!!!3!21!SIP/pct-001009ae!1587123311.1051055                                  
SIP/inteleg-0010098b!incoming!!1!Up!AppDial!(Outgoing Line)!+4939000044056!pc!pc!3!327!SIP/pct-0010098a!1587123005.1051019

clarification: this is the output from the proxying asterisk. it connects the external to one of the internal asterisks according to the rooting