Remove outdated TOCs from Conference and Configuarion directory (#228)

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diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Conference/JavaScript-Conference-IVR_7144056.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Conference/JavaScript-Conference-IVR_7144056.mdx
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 Original example contributed by wiki user J3flight. The background for this code came from [confcall.js](./confcall-JS_7144062.mdx#code). Thanks to [Ken Rice](https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/~krice) who wrote that because it gave me a good template to work from.
 
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 ####  Summary 
 
 This code was written to implement a publicly available conferencing system that provided "secure" conference rooms that prevent abuse from outside parties. The security comes from the fact that while the conference room is always available, it's unusable until the owner (a.k.a moderator) enters. The system also pulls its conference information from a database and some extra features were added at the request of the users.
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 The FreeSWITCH™ conference subsystem is quite flexible, offering both inbound and outbound conference calling.
 
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-* 1 [Configuration](#configuration)
-* 2 [Examples](#conference-examples)  
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-* 3 [See Also](#conference-examples)
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 ## Configuration
 
 Configuration of the basic conference operation is discussed in [mod\_conference](../Modules/mod_conference_3965534.mdx#list).
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 This pages contains tutorials for common use. All dialplan recipes gathered from emails or conversations could stay here.
 
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-* 1 [Lock negotiated codec](#lock-negotiated-codec)
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 ## Lock negotiated codec
 
 In the middle of a call if one side puts the other one on hold a re-invite will occur and a new codec negotiation will happen. There's cases where you need to keep the same codec previously negotiated when the call was answered.
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 The Automatic Speech Recognition engine is used to convert speech to text. It is an alternative User Interface to DTMF in IVR applications.
 
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-* 1 [Introduction](#introduction)
-* 2 [Nuance](#nuance)  
-   * 2.1 [Download](#download)  
-   * 2.2 [System](#system)  
-   * 2.3 [Installation](#installation)  
-   * 2.4 [License Manager](#license-manager)  
-   * 2.5 [Start and Test Speech Server](#start-and-test-speech-server)  
-   * 2.6 [Logs](#logs)  
-   * 2.7 [mod\_unimrcp configuration](#mod_unimrcp-configuration)  
-   * 2.8 [Sample Lua IVR](#sample-lua-ivr)  
-   * 2.9 [Sample English Grammar](#sample-english-grammar)  
-   * 2.10 [Sample Hindi Grammar](#sample-hindi-grammar)
-* 3 [LumenVox](#lumenvox)
-* 4 [Vestec](#vestec)
-* 5 [Simmortel](#simmortel)
-* 6 [Loquendo](#loquendo)
-* 7 [CMU Sphinx](#cmu-sphinx)
-* 8 [HTK](#htk)
-* 9 [Kaldi](#kaldi)
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 ## Introduction
 
 Automated Speech Recognition is currently available via [mod\_pocketsphinx](../Modules/mod_pocketsphinx_13173540.mdx) and [mod\_unimrcp](../Modules/mod_unimrcp_6586728.mdx#tts).
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 A brief discussion of topics to consider before configuring your new FreeSWITCH installation.If you are going to setup FreeSWITCH it is worth planning ahead before you start. This gives you a better idea of what you want to configure. Later you can then go through and implement the requirements bit by bit until you have a fully working system.
 
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-* 1 [Planning a new FreeSWITCH configuration](#planning-a-new-freeswitch-configuration)  
-   * 1.1 [Plan your dialplan](#plan-your-dialplan)  
-   * 1.2 [Determine which gateways you are going to configure to dial out](#determine-which-gateways-you-are-going-to-configure-to-dial-out)  
-   * 1.3 [Determine how will people dial into the FreeSWITCH server](#determine-how-will-people-dial-into-the-freeswitch-server)  
-   * 1.4 [Determine the extra functionality you want to implement](#determine-the-extra-functionality-you-want-to-implement)  
-   * 1.5 [Security](#security)  
-   * 1.6 [Initial Configuration](#initial-configuration)
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 ## Planning a new FreeSWITCH configuration
 
 ### Plan your dialplan
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Busy-Call-Retry_13173311.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Busy-Call-Retry_13173311.mdx
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 # Busy Call Retry 
 
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 All the text below was last edited in 2009, it is therefore likely out-of-date, inaccurate and in dire need of a refresh
 
 ```xml
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Cacti_13173308.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Cacti_13173308.mdx
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 # Cacti 
 
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 How to make a pretty Cacti graph of calls like this: `[http://when.sip-happens.com/cacti/graph.php?action=view&local%5Fgraph%5Fid=13&rra%5Fid=all](http://when.sip-happens.com/cacti/graph.php?action=view&local%5Fgraph%5Fid=13&rra%5Fid=all)`
 
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diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Conceptual-overview_13173329.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Conceptual-overview_13173329.mdx
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 # Conceptual overview 
 
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 ## Endpoint, Dialplan, Session
 
 From pg. 10 of FreeSWITCH 1.0.6 book:
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Configuration-Recipes_13173344.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Configuration-Recipes_13173344.mdx
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 The intention of this page is to come up with a series of 'recipes' which describe how to do various 'standard' tasks in FreeSWITCH. The hope is that enough of a functional description of the process is given, perhaps with examples, so that a new user can setup FreeSWITCH using these recipes as a basis much faster than trying to read all the documentation. FreeSWITCH is complex so there may be many ways to solve these problems, but these descriptions and examples should hopefully provide a good starting point or reference different techniques.
 
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-* 1 [Start with an empty configuration](#start-with-an-empty-configuration)
-* 2 [Configure the sofia user agents (where freeswitch will listen for calls)](#configure-the-sofia-user-agents-where-freeswitch-will-listen-for-calls)
-* 3 [Configure extensions](#configure-extensions)
-* 4 [Configure gateways for making outgoing calls](#configure-extensions)
-* 5 [Configure call groups](#configure-call-groups)
-* 6 [Configure incoming calls from gateways](#configure-incoming-calls-from-gateways)
-* 7 [Configure voicemail](#configure-voicemail)
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 #### Start with an empty configuration
 
 Right now there is no empty configuration. The the best way to create an empty configuration is to clean out the default configuration. Many entries in the default configuration are good so follow the next steps to clean out what is not needed.
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Configuring-FreeSWITCH/Deployment-Notes_9634424.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Configuring-FreeSWITCH/Deployment-Notes_9634424.mdx
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 # Deployment Notes 
 
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-* 1 [Multiple FreeSWITCH Instances in One Box](#multiple-freeswitch-instances-in-one-box)  
-   * 1.1 [Different Base Directories](#different-base-directories)  
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-      * 1.2.1 [Instance A](#instance-a)  
-         * 1.2.2 [Instance B](#instance-a)
-* 2 [FIFO on a clustered FreeSWITCH environment](#fifo-on-a-clustered-freeswitch-environment)
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 ### Different Base Directories
 
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Configuring-FreeSWITCH/vars.xml_7144079.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Configuring-FreeSWITCH/vars.xml_7144079.mdx
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 This file and all config files can be reloaded to a running FreeSWITCH with the fs\_cli command `reloadxml` which is function key F6 by default.
 
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 ### Location
 
 The root directory of FreeSWITCH configuration files can be discovered by executing the following fs\_cli command:
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Dial-by-name-directory_13173394.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/Dial-by-name-directory_13173394.mdx
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 dial\_by\_name\_directory.js is a refactor of the original dial by name script, scripts/aadir.js
 
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 ### Concept
 
 The script prompts the caller to enter the user they are trying to reach, last name/first name. The caller enters letters until a unique match is made, then the user is transferred to that user.
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/FreeSWITCH-PBX-Example_7144332.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/FreeSWITCH-PBX-Example_7144332.mdx
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 [Stanislav Sinyagin](https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/~ssinyagin) has graciously permitted us to publish this useful example here and we thank him for his work. The original document is [on github at](https://github.com/voxserv/freeswitch%5Fconf%5Fminimal/blob/master/docs/tutorial%5F01%5Fsimple%5Fpbx.md)
 
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-* 1 [Introduction](#introduction)
-* 2 [DNS Configuration](#dns-configuration)
-* 3 [Dialplan Contexts](#internal-dialplan-context)  
-   * 3.1 [Public Dialplan Context](#public-dialplan-context)  
-   * 3.2 [Internal Dialplan Context](#internal-dialplan-context)  
-   * 3.3 [pstnout Dialplan Context](#pstnout-dialplan-context)
-* 4 [Carrier Outbound Gateway](#carrier-outbound-gateway)
-* 5 [User Directory](#user-directory)
-* 6 [Firewall Settings](#firewall-settings)
-* 7 [Conclusion](#conclusion)
-* 8 [See Also](#see-also)
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 ## Introduction
 
 This document does not try to cover all aspects of FreeSWITCH configuration and maintenance, and it is highly recommended to [read the book first](https://www.packtpub.com/networking-and-servers/freeswitch-12)
diff --git a/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/FreeSWITCH-Scheduler-API_13173035.mdx b/docs/FreeSWITCH-Explained/Configuration/FreeSWITCH-Scheduler-API_13173035.mdx
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 FreeSWITCH supports a scheduler API that permits the application to create scheduled events that will fire at some point in the future. It also supports a few sample applications that make use of the scheduler as documented below:
 
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-* 2 [Scheduled hangup API function](#scheduled-hangup-api-function)
-* 3 [Scheduled transfer dialplan application](#scheduled-transfer-dialplan-application)
-* 4 [Scheduled transfer API function](#scheduled-transfer-api-function)
-* 5 [Scheduled broadcast dialplan application](#scheduled-broadcast-dialplan-application)
-* 6 [Scheduled broadcast API function](#scheduled-broadcast-api-function)
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 ### Scheduled hangup dialplan application
 
 ```xml
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 How to configure gateway prefixes
 
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 #### Configuring easy gateway prefixes
 
 To address the problem being able to dial out utilizing the gateway of your choice, you can setup T9 digit sequences to match the gateway names.
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 High availability FreeSWITCH™ configurations including failover and central databases.  
 
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 ### Introduction
 
 At ClueCon 2010 the FreeSWITCH team announced the call recovery feature that's now available in FreeSWITCH.
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 ## Problem: You need to apply a different set of routing rules to a set of endpoints
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 Music on Hold (MOH) is not a central component, and it's dependent on endpoints supporting it.  
 
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 To download the default FreeSWITCH Music on Hold files at all the sample rates (8000, 16000, 32000, 48000) you must run this command inside the FreeSWITCH source directory:
 
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 This page exists to help others configure FreeSWITCH to run on their OpenWrt based routers.
 
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-* 1 [Hardware](#hardware)
-* 2 [Small Caveat](#small-caveat)
-* 3 [Serial connection](#serial-connection)
-* 4 [Location of Firmware](#location-of-firmware)
-* 5 [Project Files](#project-files)
-* 6 [Compiling FreeSWITCH](#compiling-freeswitch)
-* 7 [Memory Consumption](#memory-consumption)
-* 8 [List of currently compiled modules](#list-of-currently-compiled-modules)
-* 9 [Sample startup/shutdown scripts](#sample-startupshutdown-scripts)
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 ## Hardware
 
 Development work was done on a Planex MZK-W04NU 802.11bgn 2.4ghz router. This router comes highly recommended from the OpenWrt community as it has gained full support within Kamikaze, the latest OpenWrt release. Some of the benefits of this router:
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 ## Some results as contributed by the community
 
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 They can be differentiated if they send using different prefixes. An ACL will be required to prevent anyone else sending using the same prefix to avoid fraud.
 
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 ### Sofia configuration
 
 You should should then configure a Sofia profile that does not use an ACL and does not require calls to be authenticated.
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 Proxy Media mode puts FreeSWITCH in a "transparent proxy mode" for the RTP streams. The RTP streams still pass through FreeSWITCH (unlike [bypass media mode](../Codecs-and-Media/Bypass-Media-Overview/index.mdx#faq)) by using a static all-purpose codec that cannot be decoded. As a consequence any attempts to play a file or record the call will result in a an immediate hangup of the call. Its main use was initially to make T.38-passthrough possible because by ignoring the codecs FreeSWITCH could switch to T.38 mode without actual support for T38\. FreeSWITCH now supports T.38 and T.38 passthrough properly so this feature is less useful. The other consequence of this feature is that all reads on the RTP stream are blocking and there is no async RTP possible so audio problems can arise if you are not connected to a reliable RTP endpoint on the other side of the stream.
 
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-* 2 [Why you almost certainly don't want to use it](#why-you-almost-certainly-dont-want-to-use-it)
-* 3 [Why you might want to use it](#why-you-might-want-to-use-it)
-* 4 [How to enable it](#how-to-enable-it)
-* 5 [Important note](#important-note)
-* 6 [FAQs](#faqs)  
-   * 6.1 [I get "Codec PROXY PASS-THROUGH encoder error" message](#i-get-codec-proxy-pass-through-encoder-error-message)  
-   * 6.2 [Proxy media doesn't work](#proxy-media-doesnt-work)  
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 ### Common misconceptions (READ THIS)
 
 Many people seem to think that proxy\_media is the opposite of [bypass\_media](../Codecs-and-Media/Bypass-Media-Overview/index.mdx#faq) and is therefore required to proxy media through FS. This is not true. FreeSWITCH has 3 media handling modes:
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 Links to useful pages and sites with technical and regulatory reference information.
 
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 ## Tone References
 
 [World Tone Database](http://www.3amsystems.com/World%5FTone%5FDatabase) — frequencies and cadence for telephone signaling tones throughout the world
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 Use the multi-window 'screen' program to attach/detach from FreeSWITCH.
 
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-* 1 [Running FreeSWITCH In Screen (Linux/Unix/BSD/OSX)](#running-freeswitch-in-screen-linuxunixbsdosx)  
-   * 1.1 [Starting FreeSWITCH In Screen](#starting-freeswitch-in-screen)  
-   * 1.2 [Attaching to a Running FreeSWITCH Process](#attaching-to-a-running-freeswitch-process)  
-   * 1.3 [Detaching From a Running FreeSWITCH Process](#detaching-from-a-running-freeswitch-process)  
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 ## Running FreeSWITCH In Screen (Linux/Unix/BSD/OSX)
 
 Some have asked about how to "attach" to a running FreeSWITCH process in a manner similar to that of Asterisk's asterisk -r command. One option for those running FreeSWITCH in a Linux/Unix environment is to use the handy **screen** utility, courtesy of GNU. [See](http://www.gnu.org/software/screen/)
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 How to make a pretty Cacti graph of calls like this: `[http://when.sip-happens.com/cacti/graph.php?action=view&local%5Fgraph%5Fid=13&rra%5Fid=all](http://when.sip-happens.com/cacti/graph.php?action=view&local%5Fgraph%5Fid=13&rra%5Fid=all)`
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