Calling Local & Remote Extensions

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ianobi:
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On a match would rule {(user)>(24):PP(200100002)}  send "24" to the remote OBi?

This one got me thinking / testing. I could not set up the exact same rules as you suggest, but I did get the equivalent of this to work in my Phone Port OutboundCallRoute dialling 24:

{(<ob200100002*>24):pp}

You could try either of these formats for your rule:

{(user)>(ob200100002*24):pp}

Or, using the speed dial:

{(user)>(92*24):pp}

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I tried this rule on my OBi110 with its own OBi# thinking the call would go out the OBiTalk network and then come right back, but I received a "Not Found" error.

Although there is enough capacity to make and receive OBiTALK calls at the same time, I think the problem here is that you cannot call your own OBi from itself.

azrobert:
ianobi,

Both your suggested formats seemed to work with a minor alteration.  The "<  >" were missing. You forced me to think.  I tested by routing a call to my OBION App.  This didn't confirm the extension number was sent, but I'm confident it was.

Thanks for the help.

Bob

ianobi:
Hmmm, I missed the <> - too many punctuation marks going around in my brain  :-[

Just to confirm the rule in your setup would be:
{(user)>(<92*>24):pp}

I have just tested this the other way around. Dialling 24 in from OBiAPP (user = 290xxxxxx). It does show 92*24 going out on OBiTALK1. So all looks good.

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