[gavinlew]

Hi,

My current dialplan on my SPA941 is as follows ;

( *x. | **x. | 0xxx xxx xxx. | 186 xxx xxxx | [1-8]xx | [1-8]xxx | [1-9]xx xxxx | 00 xxxxx x. | 141 0 x. | 1470 0 x. )

Which works really well.

I would like to be able to prefix the following code to any PSTN number dialed.

**620

So , calls via my ITSP get sent as **62001234567890

Cheers,

Gavin

[voip_addict]

I think your looking for something like this: |<:**620>xx.|

[Dave T]

Hello I'm completely new to his dial string stuff and could do with some help if thats ok?

I'm using the Linksys SPA941 and I'd like the following to happen.

local VoIP phones on my SIP providers network all start with 070129. To dial these numbers i simply enter it into the phone and dial. Soon we'll also be able to change the dialing to include direct extension numbers. These will be a 4 digit number and will range from 1000 to 9999.

If I want to dial ANY other number for an external line I'd like to be able to press 9 first on the telephone. Then I need to put in 646 before the number

e.g at the moment if i were to dial 64601274123456 it would get an outside line and call 01274123456.

I've managed to get the linksys to put in 646 automatically but thats as far as I've got. My dial string is currently (<:646>[*x][*x]x.)

Can anybody help me and do you follow?

Thanks in advance

Dave

[hwittenb]

Originally Posted by Dave T

local voip phones on my SIP providers network all start with 070129. To dial these numbers i simply enter it into the phone and dial. Soon we'll also be able to change the dialing to include direct extension numbers. These will be a 4 digit number and will range from 1000 to 9999.

If I want to dial ANY other number for an external line I'd like to be able to press 9 first on the telephone. Then I need to put in 646 before the number

(<9:646>[*x][*x]x.) would substitute 646 for a leading 9 in your dial plan.

Put in a comma after the 9 and you would get a 2nd "outside" dial tone.
(<9,:646>[*x][*x]x.)

Some like to differentiate a regular number starting with 9 with a 9 request and dial #9 for the request
(<#9,:646>[*x][*x]x.)

You need also to allow the other numbers to be dialed by putting in a 2d element.
(<#9,:646>[*x][*x]x.|xx.)

Or if you wish to add the 070129 to anything that didn't start with #9
(<#9,:646>[*x][*x]x.|<:010729>xx.)

The following SPA941 admin guide has a section on dial plans starting on page 77 with some examples on page 80/81.
http://www.sipura.com/Documents/SPA941AdminGuide.pdf

[Dave T]

Hello,

thank you very much for the help. One thing is puzzling me though.

If I put in (<9,:646>[*x][*x]x.|xx.) I don't get a second tone when I press 9, but if I put in (<#9,:646>[*x][*x]x.|xx.) and press # then 9 I do. Any ideas why?

Thanks

Dave

[hwittenb]

Originally Posted by Dave T

If I put in (<9,:646>[*x][*x]x.|xx.) I don't get a second tone when I press 9, but if I put in (<#9,:646>[*x][*x]x.|xx.) and press # then 9 I do. Any ideas why?

You are correct. I don't know why. It is contrary to statement in manual. It goes ahead, though, and strips out the 9 and replaces it with 646 and eventually sends the number dialed.

[patwa]

Hello,

I'm having some trouble with my dial plan. The main problem is that nothing's going out the PSTN line. The secondary issue is that I can't work out how to add rules for diali=ling * and # codes for my PSTN provider's calling features.

Here's the requirements:
All numbers starting 8 and with 7 more digits (e.g 84459068) sent out gw1
All other numbers regardless of length, including those starting with 8 (but not 8 with seven digits) sent out PSTN
Numbers with the form *xx# sent out PSTN (UK BT calling features)
Numbers with the format #xx# sent out PSTN (UK BT calling features)
Numbers with the format *#xx# sent out PSTN (UK BT calling features)
If this can be implemented to begin with, there is no need for dedicated gateway accessors, e.g #9 for PSTN or #1 for gw1.

Therefore, examples of numbers that should be able to be dialled, and sent through unmodified to PSTN are:
1471, 999, 123, 01224783228,*61#, #21# *#21#

The basic plan therefore, ignoring the * and # codes for the moment should work:
(8xxxxxxx<:@gw1>|xx.<:@gw0>)

But this does not work. Further, I have read this thread for how to sent the * and # as digits to PSTN, but have either missed or misunderstood the details if they were here.

For info, I have set all the calling features on the Line1 tab to no, e.g call forward, block, accept, DND, conference, etc.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks.

H.

[uniuk2000]

Hi patwa, it sounds like you have a similar device to myself [with gateways]. Have you put some sort of account details under the pstn tab? Either make one up or use the same as for line 1. As far as I know, you need the pstn page to be registered to something. I had similar probs with no outgoing thru pstn line.

[patwa]

Hi, I have the PSTN registered to a different provider to Line 1 (I'll use the PSTN registered provider for PSTN to VoIP gateway forwarding of incoming PSTN calls) and can now dial out the PSTN. However, I still can't get the dial plan to work for sending the calling features commands down the PSTN line, as detailed in my previous post.

Any advice there?

Thanks.

H.

[msun]

Can't reply as last few pages of this thread seems to be missing - shown as duplicates of this page?