Single-Stage Dialing Through Any OBi Trunk
mish:
Hi, I just acquired an Obi110 to use its line feature.
Now I have an Obi202 and a Obi110 that I would like should work together.
Such that calls to Obi110 line port are forwarded to Obi202 ph1 and ph2, and sometimes also to Obi110's ph port.
Also, I want to be able to use Obi110's line using single stage dialing.
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Confirming my understanding before I go and make all the changes:
Based on the first post (thank you!) in this thread, I understand that I have to change inbound call route on both devices, create user defined digitmap on both devices, and change DigitMap and OutBoundCallRoute on ph and AA for both devices.
I should make these changes and on both Obi110 and Obi202 and all the phone ports (three in all) and AA ports of both devices?
Now for Obi202, I already have some routing logic built into the Sp1 and Sp2 digitmaps such that some numbers are routed to different SIP providers. I can let them be, right?
jimates:
Such that calls to Obi110 line port are forwarded to Obi202 ph1 and ph2, and sometimes also to Obi110's ph port.
Also, I want to be able to use Obi110's line using single stage dialing
Forwarding calls to the 202
add the number of the 202 to the LINE inbound call route of the 110
{ph,pp(ob500xxxxxx)} - this will ring the phone port of the 110 plus fork all calls to the 202. You will configure the inbound call route of Obitalk Service on the 202 to direct those calls to ph1 and/or ph2
and sometimes also to Obi110's ph port.
define sometimes
Once you set up single stage dialing you can use any service of the 110. If the line is not the default for outgoing calls on the 110 you will have to prepend the trunk designation when dialing from the 202.
example:
with the 110 in speed dial slot 3 of the 202, dial 3***8+number to use the line service on the 110.
mish:
@jimates - thank you for the reply. i have set up call forward on Obi110 line port. It works!
mish:
I realized that being able to do one-stage dialing such that I can call using Obi110's PSTN line would be a good thing.
However, I am nervous about making so many changes with these complicated rules.
I already have things setup such that if there is an inbound call on the Obi110 PSTN line, then Obi202 conencted phones ring. For that I had to change Inbound routes for Obi110 Line and Obi202 Obiservice.
Now, all I want to do is being able to dial using Obi110's Line from any of the two phones connected to Obi202. While keeping the inbound logic of Obi110's PSTN line in place.
Any advice as to what portion of the initial post I need to adopt? I do have a third Obi100 device on my account, but I do not want to bring that into single stage dialing. Not needed.
Thank you!!
ianobi:
Mish,
Jimates has given you a way forward using RonR’s “single-stage” method. RonR’s post is brilliant and a classic, but may be a lot more than you need. If your OBi110 is using its default setting of PhonePort PrimaryLine = PSTN, then the following should do what you want:
In your Obi202 set a speed dial slot (I will use speed dial slot 2 in this example):
pp(ob200123456)
Where 200123456 is the number of your Obi110.
In your Obi110 use this setting:
Voice Services -> OBiTALK Service -> InboundCallRoute : {500123456>(Mpli):pli},{500123456:aa},{ph}
Where 500123456 is the number of your Obi202.
Dialling from the Obi202:
2*11223344556 will call 11223344556 using the Obi110 PSTN line.
200123456 will connect you to the auto attendant of the Obi110. If you want calls from your Obi202 to your Obi110 to go direct to its phone port, then omit {500123456:aa}.
The above is limited in as much as you can only call out on the PrimaryLine of the Obi110. In this case, if it is PSTN, then it meets your needs.
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