VOIP to PSTN routing

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ianobi:
Under the LINE1 heading Peer Number shows 164.... etc. This must be coming in from calling extn.

If the ip address / port of sp2 is say 192.168.1.15:5061  then the calling extn needs to only send @192.168.1.15:5061 to get PSTN dial tone. For example, if 1234@192.168.1.15:5061 is sent to sp2 using the InboundCallRoute of {li}, then the OBi Line Port will seize the PSTN line and send 1234 digits to line.

ianobi:
If the 164.... etc cannot be prevented from being sent for some reason, then it can be removed using the method shown before:

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If the calls are sending the 8 then it needs to be removed like so:
{>(<8:>):li}

You might even regard this as a security feature!

msatt:
Thanks ianobi

I placed {(<164834_????stn:>):li} where ???? contain letters into Voice Services > SP2 Service > X_InboundCallRoute:
Now when calling from the extension, I get immediate busy tone instead of the previous ring tone then connect.

ianobi:
Some of the letters are "reserved". See my PM.

ianobi:
There was a mistake in my previous posts {(<8:>):li} should read {>(<8:>):li}

If dealing with mixed letters and numbers that need removing, then make them literals like so:

{>(<'1234_pstn':>):li}

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