Help with digimap syntax...

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cyclops:
Hi all, even I need some help with the digimap syntax. Thought of using this thread rather than creating a new one, hope it's fine.

Currently I have the following digimap under Service Providers>>>ITSP Profile A>>>General

(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|<**2>011xx.|xx.|(Mipd)|[^*#]@@.)

This routes my calls on SP2 if I make an international call. This setup was working fine till I had Nymgo as my SP2. I recently switched to Localphone and it looks like Localphone does not works with 011 prefix for international calls, it needs the country code directly.

Now my question is how do I modify the digimap to exclude 011 when passing on the dial out number to SP2.

To make it more clear, my current digimap translates 01191xxxxxxxxxx to 01191xxxxxxxxxx. How do I change it to translate 01191xxxxxxxxxx to 91xxxxxxxxxx ?

Thanks.

azrobert:
Change it to:  <011:**2>xx.

Anything left of the colon is removed and anything to the right is added.
If you are only adding characters the colon is optional.

Dial 011910123456789 and the resulting number will be **2910123456789
910123456789 must match a rule in the ITSP B DigitMap.
xx. will match it.

I don't use Localphone, but I think they use 00 prefix for international calls.
If this is correct use this:
<011:**200>xx.

drgeoff:
Quote from: azrobert on June 03, 2014, 09:01:16 pm

... but I think they use 00 prefix for international calls.
If this is correct use this:
<011:**200>xx.


Yes, localphone say 00 is the correct prefix.  See jazzy's post of 17 May at http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=8067.msg52868#msg52868

cyclops:
Quote from: azrobert on June 03, 2014, 09:01:16 pm

Change it to:  <011:**2>xx.

Anything left of the colon is removed and anything to the right is added.
If you are only adding characters the colon is optional.

Dial 011910123456789 and the resulting number will be **2910123456789
910123456789 must match a rule in the ITSP B DigitMap.
xx. will match it.

I don't use Localphone, but I think they use 00 prefix for international calls.
If this is correct use this:
<011:**200>xx.



This worked like a charm! Many thanks!

Gonzo:
Hello.  Sorry in advance if this is too newbie of a question, but I have not been able able to get my digit map correctly.

Have an Obi 110 and would like to:

Any 011 starting sequence go to google voice
Any 1 starting sequence go to google voice

Anything else go  to local port

Thanks

G

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