Voicemail and Star Codes
SteveInWA:
How hard could it possibly be to simply pick up the phone and key in **2*123 or **2*86 to access Callcentric voicemail? No digit map manipulation required.
zapattack:
Wouldn't 2 Speed Dial numbers be simpler?
azrobert:
Quote from: SteveInWA on May 14, 2019, 08:22:28 pm
How hard could it possibly be to simply pick up the phone and key in **2*123 or **2*86 to access Callcentric voicemail? No digit map manipulation required.
It would be very easy to dial "**2*86", but it won't work. You must manipulate the ITSP B DigitMap, adding "*86" to get it to work.
"**2(Msp2)" is the Phone DigitMap that would validate an "**2" prefixed number.
(Msp2) points to the ITSP B DigitMap and must contain a rule that matches "*86".
This is the default ITSP DigitMap:
(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
"xx." only matches digits
"[^*#]@@." won't match a string beginning with an *
Nothing else comes close to matching *86
The same problem occurs in the OutboundCallRoute
Even if it did work, why not make a simple 1 or 2 line change to eliminate dialing **2 for the rest of your life?
ProfTech:
My apologies to AZRobert. After re-reading the original post I can see the OP has a good grasp of the syntax and usage of the OCR. Like Robert, I don't like to put code in the OCR but did make a simple exception recently in conjunction with usage of the Obi with Asterisk. The default call routing capabilities of the Obi are fairly simple but are too clunky to meet the WAF so I discarded them immediately in order to make dialing as much the same as we were dialing before as possible. The Obi is extremely flexible and for a small price can be made to play the part as a mini PBX easily.
SteveInWA:
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It would be very easy to dial "**2*86", but it won't work
Yes, it works. I tried it immediately before I posted.
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