Quote from: bsdaiwa on March 31, 2019, 04:42:34 AM
Can you post a link to the instructions on connecting a 110 to a 200?
You need to answer a few questions.
You can route calls over your local network or the OBiTalk network. Which method do you want to use? The local network method needs a non-GV trunk defined on each box. If you don't have one, you have to define a dummy trunk. The OBiTalk method doesn't have this requirement, but requires a functioning OBiTalk network.
Do you have a non-GV provider defined on each box and on which SP? If not, which SPs are free? Don't answer this if you chose the OBiTalk network.
What numbers (911, 7, 10 or 11 digits) do you want to send to Line? If you use 10 digits, are these limited to certain area codes? My PSTN requires 7 digits for my own area code, 10 digits for other local area codes and 11 for all others.
You need to pick a prefix for non-911 numbers you want to send to Line. You can use anything, but it must be unique. I use "9". If you are only sending 7 digits and/or specific area codes, you don't need a prefix.