How do I craft a dial plan string?

[burgerwars]

Originally Posted by bionic

Hello All~

I really need some professional help... I have a sipura SPA-2100 with Broadvoice configured on port 1 and FWD on port 2. I'm using the following dial plan on line 1, but I'd like to modify it so I can dial directly from BV to FWD if this is possible.

(*x.|**x.|*xx|#xx|[3469]11|0|00|[2-9]xxxxxx|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|xxxxxxxxxxxx.)

Using the example from above, I attempted to modify my dial plan below, but only get a recording that the "number is not in service."

(<1393:>x.<:@fwd.pulver.com>|*x.|**x.|*xx|#xx|[3469]11|0|00|[2-9]xxxxxx|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|xxxxxxxxxxxx.)

Any help would be totally appreciated.

Thank you!

Brandon
FWD# 619987
call anytime.

I have my Sipura set up the same. Here's my dial plan for line 1:

(<10:011331>xxxxxxxxS0|<00:>[x*][x*]x.<:@fwd.pulver.com>|<010:>[x*][x*]x.<:@proxy01.sipphone.com>| <911S0:18187342223>|<511S0:19164457623>|<111S0:132 39084167>|<311S0:12139783231>|<411S0:18005558355>| <:1818>[2-9]xxxxxxS0|1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|011[2-9]xxxxx.|*xx.|**xx.|#xx.)

The double-zero element does dial FWD from Broadvoice. Problem is, I never use it because they can hear me but I can't hear anything. This has something to do with my router that I've never been able to figure it out. If I make the Sipura my router (putting in front of my Linksys) the conversations can be heard both ways.
Good luck.

[Cyberian75]

What does "[x*][x*]" mean???

Also, is it possible to prevent 900 AND 1900 dialing in a single element?

Thanks.

[mberlant]

[x*] means that either a digit 0-9 or * are acceptable in that position. [x*][x*] is a way of collapsing regular numbers, *xx numbers and **xx numbers into one Dial Plan element.

And, no, since 1900 and 900 begin differently they must be treated in separate Dial Plan elements.

[meirgreen]

Need a dial string for SPA2100, where local calls are to Jerusalem and most others are to USA. Using Broadvoice.
Am I on the right track here?

Jerusalem local number: 587-1234 -> 011-972-2-587-1234
<:0119722>[2-9]xxxxxxS0

Israel numbers: 03-555-1212 -> 011-972-3-555-1212
Area codes:
02 - Jerusalem
03 - Tel Aviv and vicinity
04 - Haifa, Hadera and the North
08 - Hashfela Area, Ashkelon, Beer-Sheva, Eilat and the South
09 - Herzliya, Kfar-Saba, Ra'anana and Netanya (Hasharon Area)
<0:><:011972>0[2346789]xxxxxxxS0

Israeli Cell phone number 0544-123-456 -> 011-972-544-123-456
Area Codes: (050-Pelephone,052-Cellcom,054-Orange,057-Mirs/Amigo)
<:0><:011972>05[0-9]xxxxxxxS0

Israeli Emergency Numbers: 100-police 101-ems 102-fire
(must test this to see if it works from foreign line or substitute complete numbers)
<:0119722>10[0-9]S0

US Country code long distance dialing 00-1-732-123-1234 -> 1-732-123-1234
<00:>001xxxxxxxxxxS0

Generic country code long distance dialing 00-4-732-123-1234 -> 011-4-732-123-1234
<00:011>00[2-9]xxxxxxx.

Standard American Long Distance Dialing 1-732-123-1234
1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0

Israeli 700,800,900 numbers e.g. 1-800-123-4567 should go to Israel -> 011-972-123-4567
(American ones will have to be dialed as US intl long distance e.g. 001-800-555-1212)
<:011972>1x00[2-9]xxxxxxS0

any number
[#*x].

IP dialing: 1234@123.234.456
?

Broadvoice sanctioned:
(*xx|#xx|[3469]11|0|00|[2-9]xxxxxx|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|xxxxxxxxxxxx.)

Generic
(<:1415>[2-9]xxxxxx|<011:>xx.|1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxx)

[rizsher]

Originally Posted by mberlant

The @gwX syntax is only available in the Line 1 Dial Plan and in the Speed Dial and Call Forward entries on the User 1 page. It cannot be used in any of the PSTN Line Dial Plans. You can, however, use the syntax 12345@sip.mycarrier.com or 1747xxxxxxx<:@sip.mycarrier.com;usr=Holden;pwd=sEC reT> in any Dial Plan. The Sipura User Guide has the details.

Michael,

I've got the following as Dial Plan 1 under the PSNT Tab (actually the DP was put together with more than considerable help from you ):

(*xx|611S0|<#2,:>xx.<:@gw2>|<00:>1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0|<0:01144>[127]xxxxxxxxxS0|)

I've got the same BV account setup on both Line 1 and PSTN and am able to do VoIP-PSTN and PSTN-VoIP using BV no problem. Just today i came across Teliax and their international rates seem quite decent, so I it up as Gateway 2 under Line 1, added <#2,:>xx.<:@gw2> to both Line 1 DP and PSTN Dial Plan 1. Dialled in from my cellphone, pressed #2, dialled an international number, and it went thru GW2:

PSTN Line Status
Hook State: Off
Loop Current: 36.3 (mA)
Last Registration At:
Last Called VoIP Number:011441224123456@gw2
Last VoIP Caller: Last PSTN Caller: , 0106071234
Last PSTN Disc. Reason: PSTN Disconnect Tone
Mapped SIP Port: Call Type: VoIP Gateway Call
VoIP State:Proceeding PSTN State: PSTN Caller Accepted
VoIP Tone: PSTN Tone: None
VoIP Peer Name: PSTN Peer Name:
VoIP Peer Number:011441224123456@gw2

Can you explain, "The @gwX syntax is only available in the Line 1 Dial Plan " a bit further please?

Thanks

[mberlant]

Riz,

If you are able to use @gwX from the PSTN side of the SPA-3000 you have discovered a new feature. Congratulations, and thank you for letting us know about it.

Michael

[mberlant]

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Jerusalem local number: 587-1234 -> 011-972-2-587-1234
<:0119722>[2-9]xxxxxxS0

Perfect.

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Israel numbers: 03-555-1212 -> 011-972-3-555-1212
Area codes:
02 - Jerusalem
03 - Tel Aviv and vicinity
04 - Haifa, Hadera and the North
08 - Hashfela Area, Ashkelon, Beer-Sheva, Eilat and the South
09 - Herzliya, Kfar-Saba, Ra'anana and Netanya (Hasharon Area)
<0:><:011972>0[2346789]xxxxxxxS0

Drop the 0 in front of [23456789]. Also, since 05 is for mobiles, take it out, leaving only active City Codes. [23456789] then becomes [23489] (leaving Jerusalem in the mix in case someone dials it as an intercity number).

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Israeli Cell phone number 0544-123-456 -> 011-972-544-123-456
Area Codes: (050-Pelephone,052-Cellcom,054-Orange,057-Mirs/Amigo)
<:0><:011972>05[0-9]xxxxxxxS0

This should be <0:><:011972>5xxxxxxxxS0

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Israeli Emergency Numbers: 100-police 101-ems 102-fire
(must test this to see if it works from foreign line or substitute complete numbers)
<:0119722>10[0-9]S0

These numbers will only work from ordinary phones. You will need to look in the phone book for the POTS equivalent numbers and program them in separately as <100S0:01197221234567>, etc.

Originally Posted by meirgreen

US Country code long distance dialing 00-1-732-123-1234 -> 1-732-123-1234
<00:>001xxxxxxxxxxS0

I would make this <00:>1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Generic country code long distance dialing 00-4-732-123-1234 -> 011-4-732-123-1234
<00:011>00[2-9]xxxxxxx.

Just as with the leading zero for Israeli numbers, you have a superfluous 00 in this element. It should be <00:011>[2-9]xxxxxxx.

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Standard American Long Distance Dialing 1-732-123-1234
1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0

Since no North American Area Codes begin with 0 or 1, I would make this 1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0.

Originally Posted by meirgreen

Israeli 700,800,900 numbers e.g. 1-800-123-4567 should go to Israel -> 011-972-123-4567
(American ones will have to be dialed as US intl long distance e.g. 001-800-555-1212)
<:011972>1x00[2-9]xxxxxxS0

This conflicts with North American dialing. I recommend that you change it to <:011972>1[789]00[2-9]xxxxxxS0 and put it in front of the North American element. Of course, you will lose the ability to call North American 800 numbers by this, but it's a tradeoff you need to make (assuming that your VoIP provider will complete calls to Israeli 700, 800 and 900 numbers).

Originally Posted by meirgreen

any number
[#*x].

Why would you want/need this element? It adds ambiguity to the entire Dial Plan, which up to now was very tightly and meticulously crafted. Why bother with the other elements if you plan to let everything through without checking?

Originally Posted by meirgreen

IP dialing: 1234@123.234.456
?

IP dialing is generally more trouble than it's worth. I would only recommend enabling it if you have regular need to dial "random" IP destinations.

[meirgreen]

Thanks, Michael!
So I would use the following:

Israeli 700,800,900 numbers e.g. 1-800-123-4567 should go to Israel -> 011-972-123-4567
(American ones will have to be dialed as US intl long distance e.g. 001-800-555-1212)
<:011972>1[789]00[2-9]xxxxxxS0

Standard American Long Distance Dialing 1-732-123-1234
1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0.

Free World Dialup: ##3-123456 -> 123456@fwd.pulver.com
<##3:>xx.<:@fwd.pulver.com>
or
<##3:011331>xx.

BroadVoice Features:
[*#]xxS0|[3469]11S0|0|00

Are the FWD strings correct for BroadVoice?
Also, can I call Vonage as well?

[Mnemonic]

Anyone know how to make my dialplan in my SPA-841 just dial a 3 digit extension without waiting until timeout or until i hit the pound button?

Also, my call transferring isnt working... i am using this phone with asterisk.

[mark.lucas]

The Sipura 3000 is mighty powerful, but also one of the most user un-friendly devices I have ever come across.

However, I perservere with setting up a dial plan.

I first of all want to force a prefix on all PSTN directed calls and force them onto the PSTN line. So far I've come up with:

( < 0 : 141188660 > xx.< : @gw0 > )

This should turn a simple number 01234 456789 into 14118866 01234 456789 and if I test it on the Dial Plan Wizard it does.

But when I load this into Sipura it still dials it via SIP or now gives an unavailable tone from my SIP provider (Gradwell).

I assume that the dialling plan should go in the PSTN line dial plan.

Any help greatly received.