Can't Change OutboundCallRoute when primary line is not PSTN
Northern.Bob:
What I want to do is set the OBi to automatically route long distance through my Sp1 provider and all local calls through the PSTN line (li).
Under "Phone Port" I tried changing the primary line to Sp1 and then added the following into the OutboundCallRoute : {(514xx.|450xx.):li}
Those are the two local area codes from my house. But when I save changes and reboot those two areas go back to default settings with check marks. Is this normal behavior and if so, how can I accomplish what I want here?
Bob M.
MichiganTelephone:
If you are using the OBiTALK portal to provision your device then it may overwrite your changes. Until/unless they fix the portal to accommodate user customizations you'll probably need to go to System Management, Auto Provisioning and set Auto Provisioning: Method to Disabled.
Northern.Bob:
Ahh... Thanks MT. I had it set to Periodically never thinking it would freeze the settings.
Unfortunately, with the primary line set to Sp1 my code {(514xx.|450xx.):li} isn't working. Local calls still go to Sp1. I'm stuck.. altho this mimics the default routing code, it fails.
Bob M.
QBZappy:
Northern.Bob,
If you changed your "Phone PrimaryLine" to PSTN line in the " Setup Wizard" section of the Obi web page your dial plan should work with the following: (514xxxxxxx|x.450xxxxxxx)
If you prefer to have SP1 or SP2 set up as your primary line you will have to push the call to the POTS line using the dial plan.
Go here: Physical Interfaces->LINE Port->DigitMap
Setup digimap as follows: Syntax as explained in manual (P96-99)
MANUAL:
Obi uses the LINE Port to call all numbers that start with **8 and subsequent digits matching LINE Port’s DigitMap.
Removes the **8 prefix from the resulting number before making the call
<**8:>514xxxxxxx – Matches any number that starts with **8514 followed by 7 digits. OBi removes the **8 prefix when making the call.
try this:
(<**8>514xxxxxxx|<**8>x.450xxxxxxx ) Note the x. In certain parts of the 450 area code it must be prefixed by a 1. This would catch both dialing use scenarios. You could also put x. in front of the 514, I'm not certain what your local area code is. I'm assuming it is 514 and not 450.
Let us know if it works.
biomesh:
I'm not sure if you are replacing the entire OutboundCallRoute, or just adding the entry.
If you set the primary line to SP1, then just make sure you have your route defined before the section
{(Mpli):pli}
in the default OutboundCallRoute.
This sends any call that matches the primary line's digit map to the primary line. If you add your entry before that section, it should be sent to whatever service you define.
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