[IPKall]

Originally Posted by grizbear

1. Is it possible to make a SIP call to the conference room
at PSTN:206-333-3333 ?

2. Is 206-333-3333 the same place as 206-337-2461 that I
see mentioned on the IPKall main page? (sorry, don't have two
lines to test, this moment)

Griz

1. No IPKall doesn't except inbound SIP calls, since no one is registered to IPKall.

2. Yes Both those numbers are answered the same.

IPKall

[wildbill]

Re 641455@fwd.pulver.com=13602266345,

Hello from Australia - just having a look at these forums and tried the above number - got some poor bloke's mobile in LA mobile - twice - not what I expected - any idea why - Bill

[mberlant]

Yes, Bill, you read Hok's signature line from one of his postings and called his personal phone number. You got him, and it must have been while Los Angeles was trying to sleep.

[rajat]

I have a IPKall number. Could anyone tell me what all these access numbers are for and how exactly can they be utilized?
Thanks in advance

[PhoneBoy]

The access numbers are regular PSTN numbers that connect you to various IPKall services or provide access to particular VoIP networks (e.g. Free World Dialup, InPhonex).

[hok]

Originally Posted by IPKall

Some useful access numbers, provided by IPKall;

206.203.5070 => SipPhone Access
206.203.5071 => Free World Dialup Access
206.203.5074 => InPhonex N E W

206.333.3333 => Conference Services

360.515.3033 => Voice Mail Retrieval

360.226.8080 => SipPhone Access
360.227.6666 => Free World Dialup Access

253.666.6666 => Free World Dialup Access
253.666.6667 => SipPhone Access N E W
425.419.9999 => Free World Dialup Access

If any one desires additional access lines, email us.

IPKall

It appears to me that all these numbers have been stopping working correctly for weeks, for examples:
1. After entering FWD number once connected via following numbers got busy signals all the times:
1-253-666-6666
1-425-419-9999
1-360-227-6666
1-206-203-5071

2. After entering SIPphone number once connected via 1-206-203-5070 got responded "Please check the number you are dialing. The user you are trying to reach is not known to us, thank you for using SIPphone".

3. Calling 1-360-226-8080 simply reach a unknown SIPphone number saying "No body to take your call at the moment."

[IPKall]

I have tested the FWD access numbers using the supplied FWD number (641455). Just the FWD number is entered, no '#', no '*'.

I'm not sure what/how you are trying these.

206.203.5071 Rang to VoiceMail on FWD. WORKS
360.227.6666 Rang to VoiceMail on FWD. WORKS
253.666.6666 Rang to VoiceMail on FWD. WORKS
425.419.9999 Rang to VoiceMail on FWD. WORKS

The SIPPHONE Access numbers require 1747NXXXXXX, no'#', no '*'.
Using the above supplied 17476020034;

206.203.5070 Rang to VoiceMail on SIPPHONE. WORKS
360.226.8080 Was programed incorrectly FIXED - WORKS

Please try your tests again.

IPKall

[hok]

Your prompt reply and took care of the concern is greatly appreciated. After reading your reply, I did test all access numbers for both FWD and SIPphone and found all appears to be working correctly. Thank you for letting me know # sign should not be pressed after entering FWD or SIPphone number. Moreover, SIPphone number should include 1 at the beginning.

Starting Saturday, July 1, 2006, I noticed FWD access number 1-253-666-6666 malfunction due to keep asking for FWD number after entering it. After three tries, it plays music instead.

I am sure that your efforts of keeping these access numbers function correctly is really appreciate by people using them regularly.

[hok]

Originally Posted by wildbill

Re 641455@fwd.pulver.com=13602266345,

Hello from Australia - just having a look at these forums and tried the above number - got some poor bloke's mobile in LA mobile - twice - not what I expected - any idea why - Bill

My second article in the thread at http://www.freeworlddialup.com/commu...pic.php?t=4583 will tell you why.

[dennis]

Originally Posted by IPKall

If any one desires additional access lines, email us.

I sent email on 6/22 asking if you would assign a number for the ISN trial - http://freenum.org/ . Did you get the request???