[mtroup]

Alright guys, I have read through the dial plan sticky and everything else. Here is my issue.

My device is working properly (mostly) except that I cannot dial out the PSTN line.

I have it setup to pass all incoming PSTN calls through VOIP to my Cell Phone and it works great!

I can also dial out all long distance calls via my VoIP line and it's working great.

Here is my dialplan:

<1411:18004664411S0><:@gw0>|463xxxxS0<:@gw0>|1800x xxxxxxS0<:@gw0>|1866xxxxxxxS0<:@gw0>|1877xxxxxxxS0 <:@gw0>|1888xxxxxxxS0<:@gw0>|1xxx[2-9]xxxxxxS0<:@gw1>

I want to be able to dial "1411" and it dial Goog-411

I want to dial all local calls "463-xxxx" via the PSTN line

I want to dial all toll-free calls via the PSTN line.

On the Info page it shows Last Call: 463xxxx@gw0 but everytime i try to call local numbers i get "We're sorry but the number you have dialed has been disconnected or is no longer in service" Same thing with Toll-Free numbers.. When I dial 1411 it sends it through the PSTN line and I get the local operator (along with the charges).

I have no idea.. I had it working one time but that was before I had the PSTN->VoIP forwarding working so I may have broken something..

The above DP is the one listed on "Line 1"

I will post all other config settings that are needed, just let me know.

Thanks!

[hwittenb]

For the <1411:18004664411S0><:@gw0> element, I believe the S0 should go after the enclosure character > i.e.
<1411:18004664411>S0<:@gw0>

I did a trace with it like you have it and my SPA included the S0 as part of the dialed number.

The other numbers look OK but you do have to be careful with S0 which sets the interdigit long timer to zero and sends the call immediately.

You can do a debug trace and see what number is being sent from Line 1 to the pstn tab because it is an internal voip call. There is quite a bit posted about how to do a trace.

For the numbers that you are sending to the FXO port (gw0) there is another dial plan that comes into use on the pstn tab. This dial plan is usually (xx.), the default, which lets you dial most anything, but if you have made changes it may not be the default.