OutboundCallRoute configuration

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bill-cary:
I have an OBI 100 configured with Anveo on SP1 for E911 service with no DID.
I have an OBI 200 configured with a GV # and the OBI 100 and 200 configured for OBITALK.

If I set the OBI 100/Physical Interfaces/PHONE Port/OutboundCallRoute to:
(<510511856*>(Mpli)):pp  I can make and receive calls on the assigned GV #
(911S0|933S0):SP1   I can make 933/911 calls
{(<510511856*>(Mpli)):pp},{(911S0|933S0):SP1}  I can only make OBITALK calls
{(911S0|933S0):SP1,(<510511856*>(Mpli)):pp}  I can only make 933 calls

The Tutorial suggests that this is the way to accomplish this but isn't exactly clear.
What am I missing????????

azrobert:
Try:
{(911S0|933S0):SP1},{(<510514856*>(Mpli)):pp}

What rules are in (Mpli) ?
I suspect it has a rule that matches 911 and 933.
That is why you can't have the reverse of the above as you coded.

bill-cary:
if it works either way for just the first rule it should not be a problem with Mpli since the 911 rule doesn't deal with that.
According to the tutorial I think the {} are in the right place, but I don't think I tried that yet.

bill-cary:
Nope, whatever is the 1st one works. It never gets to the 2nd.
Dialing a 10 digit number with the 911 rule first tells me there is no call route available.
Dialing the 933 number with that rule last just sits there and times out.

(*xx|1xxxxxxxxxx|<1828>[2-9]xxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|xx.)

azrobert:
xx. in (Mpli) will match 911 or 933.

Did you try my suggestion exactly like its coded?

{(911S0|933S0):SP1,(<510514856*>(Mpli)):pp}
I don't think you can have multiple destinations between the {} so it's ignoring the 2nd destination (pp).

You can code something like this:
{(911S0|933S0),(<510514856*>(Mpli)):pp}
I'm not suggesting you can use this. It's just an example.

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