Linking Obi110 and Obi202

[ccarr]

I would like incoming calls via PSTN to Obi110 to route to Obi202 and to my phone via SP2.
I have read several tutorials biut still can't get this to work.
Fields I have changed:
obi202: X_inboundcallroute: {200111111:ph} where 200111111 is my Obi110's ID
obi110: Voicegateway1: access number: PP(ob500111111) where 500111111 is my obi202's ID
What additional or different fields/values do I need to alter? Thanks.

[drgeoff]

I would like incoming calls via PSTN to Obi110 to route to Obi202 and to my phone via SP2.
I have read several tutorials biut still can't get this to work.
Fields I have changed:
obi202: X_inboundcallroute: {200111111:ph} where 200111111 is my Obi110's ID
obi110: Voicegateway1: access number: PP(ob500111111) where 500111111 is my obi202's ID
What additional or different fields/values do I need to alter? Thanks.

#Try
OBi202: Obitlalk Service/InboundCallRoute: 200111111:sp2
OBi110: Line Port/InboundCallRoute pp(500111111)

Note that the phone called by SP2 will show the CallerID of your OBi202's SP2 service, not that of the original caller to the PSTN number.

[drgeoff]

I would like incoming calls via PSTN to Obi110 to route to Obi202 and to my phone via SP2.
I have read several tutorials biut still can't get this to work.
Fields I have changed:
obi202: X_inboundcallroute: {200111111:ph} where 200111111 is my Obi110's ID
obi110: Voicegateway1: access number: PP(ob500111111) where 500111111 is my obi202's ID
What additional or different fields/values do I need to alter? Thanks.

#Try
OBi202: Obitlalk Service/InboundCallRoute: 200111111:sp2
OBi110: Line Port/InboundCallRoute pp(500111111)

Note that the phone called by SP2 will show as CallerID the number of your SP2 GV account, not that of the original caller to the PSTN number.  No fix for that is possible.

[ccarr]

Thank you!
This did get PSTN calls routed through the Obi202.
But now calls first get the AA (Obi attendant), and then get routed to both SP1 and SP2.
I already had GV set up on Obi202 SP1, so I modified the existing obitalk Inboundcallroute
{(290490111|200111111)>(xx.):SP1},{(290490035|200111111):aa},{ph,ph2}
to:
{(290490111|200111111)>(xx.):SP1},{(290490111|200111111):aa},{200111111:SP2},{ph,ph2}
Obviously my addition wasn't correct, it did not separate out the PSTN onto SP2->ph2.

If I bought an additional obi212 and linked it to the obi202, could I then preserve the callerID from the PSTN?

[drgeoff]

Thank you!
This did get PSTN calls routed through the Obi202.
But now calls first get the AA (Obi attendant), and then get routed to both SP1 and SP2.
I already had GV set up on Obi202 SP1, so I modified the existing obitalk Inboundcallroute
{(290490111|200111111)>(xx.):SP1},{(290490035|200111111):aa},{ph,ph2}
to:
{(290490111|200111111)>(xx.):SP1},{(290490111|200111111):aa},{200111111:SP2},{ph,ph2}
Obviously my addition wasn't correct, it did not separate out the PSTN onto SP2->ph2.

If I bought an additional obi212 and linked it to the obi202, could I then preserve the callerID from the PSTN?

The AA does not need to be involved.  I forgot to incorporate the number of the phone you want to eventually take the call.  So try setting the 202's Obitalk Service InboundCallRoute to:

200111111:sp1(1234567890) where 1234567890 is the number you want GV on SP1 to call.  If that doesn't work just use sp1(1234567890).  That should forward any calls coming in to your Obitalk number.

Caller ID spoofing is not supported by GV.  Any call made using GV can only have that own number or no number displayed to the callee.  Nothing an OBi can do to change that.

[azrobert]

I think you just want to route PSTN inbound calls to the OBi202's phone port. If that is all you're using the Obitalk network for then you don't need anything complicated.

OBi110 Line InboundCallRoute: ph,pp(510111111)

OBi202 OBitalk InboundCallRoute: ph,ph2