In bound callroute question. Bridging incoming calls to home number.
larrybob:
here is my inbound call route for Sp1, I copied and pasted so there could be no typo:
{(14158618440):sp1},{ph}
I am calling in from my home number which is not associated with google voice.
I changed the bridged number to a local business.
when I call 4886007, my google number, the phone connected to the obi rings for 20 seconds then google voicemail picks up. ( I was thinking it could be a timer in obi that is set too long, but i do not think so.) It seems to me that something is incorrect in the first rule {(14158618440):sp1} ... but i do not know what.
Call 1 12/26/2011 11:17:51
Terminal ID GoogleVoice1 PHONE1
Peer Name
Peer Number 14154871880
Direction Inbound Inbound
11:17:51 Ringing
11:18:15 End Call
RonR:
Quote from: larrybob on December 26, 2011, 11:27:47 am
{(14158618440):sp1},{ph}
This first rule looks for an incoming call from 14158618440 and tries to send it out SP1. I don't believe any number will be passed to SP1 and you'll probably see a 404 error in the Call History. If the call is not from 14158618440, it will go to the PHONE Port.
You would need to use:
{(14158618440):sp1(18005551212)},{ph}
If you're wanting all incoming calls forwarded, it should be as you first described it:
{sp1(14152222222)}
larrybob:
Thanks Ron... still not working.
I changed the sp1 inbound call route to this:
{(14154871880):sp1(14158618440)},{ph}
I called my google number (415488 6007) from my house number 415 4871880... after 4 rings(20 seconds)goole voice picked up. My call was not forwarded..
Here is the record of the Call.
Terminal ID GoogleVoice1 PHONE1
Peer Name
Peer Number 14154871880
Direction Inbound Inbound
11:56:33 Ringing
11:56:38 End Call
I also thought I would try to forward all calls to 14158618440 using *72 .
When I dialed *72 from an phone attached to the obi 100 , the Admin Guide indicates I should get a voice prompt. However, I get a high pitched continuous tone..
Larry
UPDATE:
I went ahead and signed up for easyvoip, then I used this as SP2.
I changed the Inbound call routing to :{(14154871880):sp2(14158618440)},{ph}
THIS WORKS!!! now the calls are forwarded correctly.
I also tested this : {sp2(14158618440)} and all calls are forwarded correctly.
I still do not understand why this did not work with just google voice on SP1 and why *72 does not work .
HERE IS THE CALL RECORD:
Call 1 12/26/2011 13:59:26
Terminal ID GoogleVoice1 SP2
Peer Name
Peer Number 14154871880 14158618440
Direction Inbound Outbound
13:59:26 Ringing
13:59:48 Call Connected
14:00:05 End Call
LARRY
RonR:
You cannot use CallForwardAll (*72) in conjunction with InboundCallRoute rules. When CallForwardAll is in effect, InboundCallRoute rules are ignored due to an intentional limitation imposed by Obihai.
I would factory reset the OBi and reconfigure it. Sometimes OBi's get scrambled internally and call routing simply don't work correctly.
RonR:
Larry,
I just tested your case here and it works perfectly.
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> X_InboundCallRoute : {(17607058888):sp1(12136891234)},{ph}
where 17607058888 was the calling source and 12136891234 is my cell phone.
Terminal ID GoogleVoice1 GoogleVoice1
Peer Name
Peer Number 17607058888 12136891234
Direction Inbound Outbound
17:12:31 Ringing
17:12:44 End Call
The call was forwarded and my cell phone rang as expected with a call coming from my Google Voice number. (I didn't bother to answer it).
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