Bridging Calls Through The Obihai 110
SteveInWA:
Quote from: ml4401 on October 20, 2015, 11:45:33 pm
I have Google Voice connect to the Obi110. I 'am using Verizon Wireless (my cell phone carrier network) to attempt to call into the Obihai.
When I have attempted to complete the call through the Obihai, the call originating from my Verizon cell phone number (which I have listed as a trusted number) I get a recording (female voice) which sounds familiar---I think the call isn't going beyond the Verizon Wireless network--not even going through to the Obi110.
I haven't been able to locate how to configure the device to bridge a call through it. I can't even at this point do it "manually" by calling the Obi110 remotely (from a trusted other phone number--in this case my cell phone number) As mentioned the recording sounds like it's just the Verizon Wireless networks' recording stating the number can't be completed. (female voice)
There are several different things that could be wrong here, and you need to do some systematic troubleshooting. It could be a setting on your Google Voice account, and/or it could be the way your OBi is configured. You didn't answer Ian's question:
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Check that the call is arriving at the OBi110 and where it is being sent, if anywhere. Do this by checking Call History. You can only see this by logging into your local internal OBi router page. dial ***1 from the phone attached to the OBi110 to get the ip address. Default username / password are both "admin". When you access the page got to Status > Call History.
Do the calls appear there, or not?
Next: show us how your Google Voice account is set up. Take a screenshot of this web page, on your computer's web browser: https://www.google.com/voice#phones
Use a paint or graphics program to black out your personal information, except leave the last 4 digits of each phone number exposed. Click the "Additional Options..." link below, to attach the screenshot file.
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