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Hello,

I have a OB200 with GV
a OBI110 whith a PSTN line.

how do I call from OBI200 to the PSTN (in OBI110)
and to have both OBI phone to ring when some one call the PSTN?

Thank you
Jerome

Jerome,  There are a couple of ways to do this.  The simplest way is to use the OBi device number with the OBiTALK Service.  I use a slightly more complex way using the "Local IP" address of the OBi devices, that to me seems to provide more flexibility.  I made the following OBi configuration changes using "OBi Expert" mode.

Obi110 FXO Bridged to Obi200
    – adapted from:  azrobert’s answer.
http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=10887.msg71682;topicseen#new

      Obi200 Bridge to OBi110 Line FXO
OBi200: -> Service Providers -> ITSP Profile D ->
General -> DigitMap:  (1xxxxxxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|xxxxxxx  {Default}   
      (or adjust for your requirements for FXO)
ProxyServer:          10.1.2.110  (Use Local IP of OBi110)
RegistrarServerPort:       5061   (X_UserAgentPort Port# of OBi110 SP2)

OBi200: -> Voice Services -> SP4 Service -> { ATT FXO on Obi110 sp2}
AuthUserName:       OBi200
X_UserAgentPort:       5073    {assign a unique (unused) port #}   
X_RegisterEnable:       (Unchecked)
X_ServProvProfile:       D

   AT&T FXO Obi110
OBi110  -> Service Providers  ->  ITSP Profile B  ->
ProxyServer:          10.1.2.200   (Use Local IP of OBi200)
RegistrarServerPort:       5073   (X_UserAgentPort Port# of Port# of OBi200 SP4)
X_SpoofCallerID:       (Checked)

OBi110  -> Voice Services -> SP2 Service ->
AuthUserName:       OBi110
X_RegisterEnable:       (Unchecked)
X_ServProvProfile:       B
X_InboundCallRoute:      li

OBi110  -> Physical Interfaces -> Line Port ->
InboundCallRoute:     {ph,sp2(0@10.1.2.200:5073;ui=$1)}
      --OR Use--
InboundCallRoute:   {sp1(9876543210@denver.voip.ms;ui=$1),ph}
*    Worked for me routed to a voip.ms “Calling Group”.
      

Inbound PSTN calls routed to SP4 on OBi200
Route outbound calls to PSTN by dialing **4 followed by the phone number.
You can build OBiTalk Speed Dials with **4, example:    **4 303 639 1111

The **4 prefix can be changed to anything you want in the following rules.
   For example, **4 could be changed to use **7 as a prefix. 
Physical Interfaces -> Phone Port -> DigitMap: **4(Msp4)
Physical Interfaces -> Phone Port -> OutboundCallRoute: {(<**4:>(Msp4)):sp4}