please help: OutboundCallRoute
azrobert:
Sorry if I was unclear.
My first post had a logic error, therefore the second post.
You missed that I removed "<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx" from your digit maps.
The second post I gave you 2 options.
One if you didn't want the prefix and the other if you did.
Anyway, below is what I think you need:
SP1 Digitmap = (xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
SP2 Digitmap = (1xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
Add {(<1>xxxxxxxxxx):sp1}, before {(1xxxxxxxxxx):sp2}.
The "(<1>xxxxxxxxxx)" portion of the outbound call route acts as another digit map and adds the "1" prefix before routing the call to sp1.
azrobert:
If you want to use ianobi's method do the following:
Leave Phone Port DigitMap and OutboundCallRoute at default.
SP1 Digitmap = (<**2>1xxxxxxxxxx|<**11>xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
SP2 Digitmap = (1xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.)
His approach is the add **1 or **2 to the dialed number.
The default phone outbound call route will strip these off and route the number to the correct spx.
The above example I'm adding **11. The extra 1 is the country code prefix.
ianobi:
OK, now I understand the question. It often takes me a few days :)
To send out 1xxxxxxxxxx both on sp1 and sp2 and have automatic routing is a tricky problem. I don’t think the last solution from azrobert will work because when the **1 is stripped from **11xxxxxxxxxx, there is no plain 1xxxxxxxxxx rule in the sp1 DigitMap to route the call to sp1 in the OutBoundCallRoute. It may well get **2 prepended to it because of the <**2>1xxxxxxxxxx rule. You cannot put the plain rule 1xxxxxxxxxx in sp1 DigitMap because it is Mpli and will take the calls meant for sp2. Anyone still following this … ::)
Here’s what I suggest:
Leave Phone Port DigitMap and OutboundCallRoute at default.
SP1 Digitmap = (<**2>1xxxxxxxxxx|<FPL>xxxxxxxxxx|<FPL:1>xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)
SP2 Digitmap = (1xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.)
When Phone Port DigitMap is processed:
1xxxxxxxxxx has **2 prepended
xxxxxxxxxx has FPL prepended
When Phone Port OutBoundCallRoute is processed:
**21xxxxxxxxx matches sp2 DigitMap, **2 is removed and the call routes out on sp2 (GV).
FPLxxxxxxxxxx matches sp1/pli DigitMap, FPL is replaced by 1 transforming the number to 1xxxxxxxxxx and the call routes out on sp1 (FPL).
azrobert:
Quote from: ianobi on January 15, 2013, 04:28:31 am
I don’t think the last solution from azrobert will work because when the **1 is stripped from **11xxxxxxxxxx, there is no plain 1xxxxxxxxxx rule in the sp1 DigitMap to route the call to sp1 in the OutBoundCallRoute.
I believe my suggestion will work. You are correct that there is no 1xxxxxxxxxx rule in the sp1 digit map, but there is a xx. rule. "<**1:>xx." will get a match.
ianobi:
Azrobert. Your reply #10 I’m sure would work, even though it’s not my preferred way of doing things. There’s definitely more than one way of sorting this routing problem.
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You are correct that there is no 1xxxxxxxxxx rule in the sp1 digit map, but there is a xx. rule. "<**1:>xx." will get a match.
I’m not so sure about that. I know it does not look likely, but I think <**1:><**2>1xxxxxxxxxx is a better match for **11xxxxxxxxxx than <**1:>xx. Also the xx. rule adds a ten second delay to dialling out. What we really need is an expert opinion from RonR ;) or maybe someone keen enough to try all these different configurations on their OBi110.
Anyhow, I’m sure that your reply #10 or my reply #12 will both work. I guess there’s something slightly odd about those of us who find this stuff interesting :D
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