OBI-110 set up for local service
azrobert:
Here is a little tutorial on how OBi functions.
After you dial a number the Phone Port DigitMap gets control.
Its function is to verify the dialed number.
If the dialed number fails to match a rule in the DigitMap you will get a fast busy.
If the dialed number matches a rule it is passed to the Phone Port OutboundCallRoute.
The last rule in the Phone DigitMap is (Mpi).
(Mpli) points to the Primary Line DigitMap.
In your case it's the ITSP A (SP1) DigitMap.
This will include all the SP1 DigitMap rules into the Phone DigitMap.
I had you add (Mli) to include all the Line DigitMap rules into the Phone DigitMap.
The OutboundCallRoute will route the dialed number to the appropriate trunk.
I had you add {(Mli):li}
If the dialed number matches a rule in the Line DigitMap it will be routed out the line port.
The last rule is {(Mpli):pli}
If the dialed number matches a rule in the Primay Line (SP1) DigitMap it will be routed out SP1.
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xxx will match any three digit number
[2-9]xxxxxxxxx will match any 10 digit number starting with 2 thru 9
I could have used xxxxxxxxxx
You could do the following:
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile A General -> DigitMap:
(1?xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.)
Physical Interfaces -> Line Port -> DigitMap
(311S0|911S0|xxx|512xxxxxxx|18(00|88|77|66|55|44)xxxxxxx)
GV does not require a "1" country code prefix.
1? in the DigitMap makes the prefix optional.
Now only 10 digit numbers for area code 512 and tollfree numbers will be routed to Line, all other 10 digit and 11 digit numbers will be routed to SP1.
You still have to dial 11 digit 18xx tollfree numbers.
Or do this:
Physical Interfaces -> Line Port -> DigitMap
(311S0|911S0|xxx|512xxxxxxx|18(00|88|77|66|55|44)xxxxxxx|<1>8(00|88|77|66|55|44)xxxxxxx)
<1> will add a "1" prefix to a 10 digit 8xx tollfree number.
Now you can dial 10 or 11 digit tollfree numbers.
Hope the above helps.
salimashah:
Things seem to be working.
[still to test is the security panel-home_phone interface]
On to the next hurdle. This one has more to do with Google Voice than OBI.
Since I cant get the spoofing with GV (i can live with that), I would like the dialed out through (GV) number to send out my name, so the receiving party can see that its me who is calling. Since I can dial out, I think I have the GV plus as I can dial out.
Salim
salimashah:
Houston we have a problem.
What is working incoming.
What is working outgoing non toll on local phone:
512-xxx-xxxx, 1888-xxx-xxxx, 311 .. have not tried 911 :)
What is NOT working are the outgoing:
like 1-425-###-#### [I am replacing the digits i punched in by #]
Setting on ITSP -> General DigitMap (1xxxxxxxxxx|011xx.) [I also tried 1?xx...]
Call History states peer No: 142 [was expecting 1-425-###-####]
I hear tone for the sequence of numbers I dialed out [more than 3 tones for 142], and get a voice "We are sorry, call can not be completed as dialed, please check the number or call your attendant to help you.
Salim
ianobi:
Your problem concerns interdigit timers. A long and not very interesting subject. The cure is to change your three-digit rule "xxx" to "xxxS3". If you dial very slowly, then you may wish to increase the delay to S4.
Presently, unless you dial numbers very quickly, "xxx" will match the first three digits of any number dialled and send those three digits to the Line Port.
ObiNerds can read more starting around page 199 of the AdminGuide:
Matching Against Multiple Rules in Digit Map.
If you really want to ... :)
salimashah:
Wonderful deduction.
Salim
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