I hope somebody can help me with setting up the 3rd VOIP provider. This is my objective:
1) SP1 = Callcentric (for incoming only)
2) SP2 = Google Voice (for incoming and domestic outgoing)
3) CallWithUs (for international outgoing only)
1) and 2) are working correctly. But I am unable to get 3) to work. I found some instructions on
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=526.0
but it is not clear to me what should I set for VoiceGateway 3.
Name : CallWithUs
AccessNumber : [what should I put here? VG3(sip.callwithus.com)?]
DigitMap : [what should I put here? (Mste)]
AuthUserID : 9_digital_CWU_acc#
AuthPassword : CWU_password
Thanks for any help.
You pretty much have it.
Voice Gateway3:
Name : CallWithUs
AccessNumber : SP1(sip.callwithus.com)
DigitMap : (Mste)
AuthUserID : 9_digit_CWU_acc#
AuthPassword : CWU_password
You might also find this thread helpful:
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=1063.0
Thanks RonR. The link you referenced helped a lot.
RonR,
In the digitMap you wrote, you have
[^*]@@.'@'@@.
Could you explain what does '@' do? I don't seem to find this described in the manual.
The original fragment was
[^*]@@.
Thank you!
An @ character in a DigitMap matches any alphanumeric character except #. Putting single quotes around it matches the @ character itself.
The original rule [^*]@@. matches anything that does not start with an *. This rule is in support of SIP URI's (18005551212@tf.callwithus.com). The original rule matches way too much in my opinion which is why I use [^*]@@.'@'@@. (anything@anything that doesn't start with an *).
Now that I look at it again, it only needs to be : @@.'@'@@.
The original rule required the [^*] portion to keep it from breaking Star Codes. Using @@.'@'@@. only does not interfere with Star Codes and only matches SIP URI's.