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Jared:
I just setup google voice at line sp1 and my sip provider on sp2 and it was overly complicated to get my voicemail number *123 to go to the right line, get international calls to go to the right line and 911 to go to the right line. 

(911, international, voicemail to sp2)

I ended up hacking my digit map with the following:

<:**2>011xx.|<:**2>*123|<:**2>911

I've kind of tested international and voicemail and I'm assuming 911 will hopefully work if I ever have to call it.

But it just seems more complicated than it needs to be for the uninitiated user... 

Would be nice if there was just a set of global mappings wizard where you could map a number to always go to a given sp line to reduce the odds of screwing up the digit map.  I think you could leave the current interface for the expert user but if I was to get my parents to try and use it, odds are I'd have to do this part for them because it isn't super obvious to someone who isn't a software engineer in their daily life :)

The product is awesome however it would be nice if the simple interface exposed a bit more (obitalk) through wizards so you'd be less likely to have to resort to the expert interface.

jimates:
You should edit the call route, not the digit map. For 911 the call route will have already sent the call to the line before it gets to the digit map.
See details for 911 here http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=339.0

jimates:
RonR is the master of dialing rules but this may work.

after editing for 911 according to # 2 in that guide, modify the 911 rule to include your other 2 rules

Setup Wizard > Outbound Settings > Phone OutboundCallRoute

{(<*123>|011xx.|911):sp2},

Jared:
Thank you for the pointers I'll give that a try a little later at least everything except maybe 911 is good now so I'm pretty happy :) 

Thanks!

Jared:
I set my Phone OutboundCallRoute to:

{(<*123>|011xx.|911):sp2},{<#:>:li},{**0:aa},{***:aa2},{(Mpli):pli},{(<**1:>(Msp1)):sp1},{(<**2:>(Msp2)):sp2},{(<**8:>(Mli)):li},{(<**9:>(Mpp)):pp}

And it appears that international dialing is doing what I want but the voicemail doesn't work once I get to *1 it says the number is invalid.  Haven't tested 911 but I'm assuming it is working since international did.

Do I need to change Phone DigitMap or ITSP DigitMap to get the voicemail to work?

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