Outbound call route (Dial Plan)

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Riyas:
Hello !

I am trying to understand obi dial patterns... Unfortunately, I have hard time to understand it.

What I want to do is very simple: I don't want to dial **1 or **2 to select voice services.

For example:

1) If I call an indian landline (0091xxxxxxxxxx) I want it to go through my PSTN line (it's free for me)
2) If I call an indian mobile (00919xxxxxxxxx), I want it to go through my SP1

My primary voice service is my PSTN line. All my other calls will go through PSTN

Can you please explain me how and where to modify my digit maps

Thanks

RonR:
Assuming all DigitMaps, OutboundCallRoutes, and PrimaryLine settings are at Default, change:


Physical Interfaces -> LINE Port ->  DigitMap: (<**1>00919xx.|xxxxxxxS4|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)


This DigitMap will be used if PrimaryLine = PSTN Line (which is the default setting).

The additional rule [<**1>00919xx.] causes **1 to be added to the beginning of any dialed number that begins with 00919.  The added **1 will cause that number to be sent to SP1 (after first removing the **1) when it's processed by the OutboundCallRoute.  Any other dialed number (including ones beginning with 0091 but without a 9 as the next digit) will be caught by one of the original rules (most likely xx. in your case) and sent out the LINE Port.

Refer to the OBi Device Administration Guide for complete details.

Riyas:
Thanks RonR for your quick reply... I have one last question. If I want to add another rule to send the call through SP1 (ex : numbers starting with 0097), which one is correct ?

(<**1>00919xx.|0097xx.|xxxxxxxS4|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)

Or


(<**1>00919xx.|<**1>0097xx.|xxxxxxxS4|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)

Thanks for your help

RonR:
Any special cases you wish to be sent to SP1 instead of the LINE Port would be like the 00919 case:


(<**1>00919xx.|<**1>0097xx.|xxxxxxxS4|1xxxxxxxxxx|xx.)

Riyas:
Wow !!! What a quick reply... It's working great  :)

Thanks a lot

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