<:*75>xx does not work
pyramidcity:
Hi all,
My voip.ms account is set to Line 2. I can dial **2*7501 to use speed dial set at voip.ms.
I prefer to only dial 01 rather than the full *7501, so I added <:*75>xx to the digimap. This entry worked well for my old PAP2T.
However, when I dialed **201, which was supposed to be automatically dialed like **2*7501, it said something like call route was not found.
Can someone help me with this?
Cheers
azrobert:
It's a 2 step process to route a call.
1st the phone port DigitMap validates the number.
It also changes "xx" to "*75xx"
Then the phone OutboundCallRoute routes the call, but the number has already been changed to "*75xx".
It doesn't match any rule in the ITSP B DigitMap, so it fails.
Add rule *75xx to the ITSP B DigitMap to fix the problem.
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I hate dialing asterisks.
Add "75xx" to the phone port DigitMap
Add {(<*>75xx):sp2}, to the beginning of the phone port OutboundCallRoute
Now dial 7501
BigJim_McD:
Quote from: pyramidcity on April 05, 2015, 09:14:33 pm
Hi all,
My voip.ms account is set to Line 2. I can dial **2*7501 to use speed dial set at voip.ms.
....
If you use OBiTalk, another way that you can accomplish this is to build a "Speed Dial" in OBiTalk that accesses a matching "Phone Book Speed Dial" in voip.ms.
For Example:
OBiTalk Speed Dial:
16# CO Trvl Info {sp2} voip.ms **2 *7516
voip.ms "Phone Book Speed Dial"
*7516 CO Trvl Info 303 639 1111 CO Travel Information
202Owner:
Quote from: pyramidcity on April 05, 2015, 09:14:33 pm
Hi all,
My voip.ms account is set to Line 2. I can dial **2*7501 to use speed dial set at voip.ms.
I prefer to only dial 01 rather than the full *7501, so I added <:*75>xx to the digimap. This entry worked well for my old PAP2T.
However, when I dialed **201, which was supposed to be automatically dialed like **2*7501, it said something like call route was not found.
Can someone help me with this?
Cheers
SP2 (Msp2), ITSP Profile ? = VoIP.ms digit map = to include rules |<*75>xx|*75xx|.
The first rule prepends *75 to xx. The second rule subsequently matches the modified number *75xx for routing.
If the PHONE Port Primary Line includes (Msp2) AND no other rule matching xx... especially the OBi Speed Dial rules |[1-9]|[1-9][0-9]| in the PHONE Port digit map... then you could just dial xx to automatically route the number *75xx to SP2... no manual routing with the **2 service access code required.
azrobert:
Quote from: 202Owner on April 06, 2015, 05:48:43 am
SP2 (Msp2), ITSP Profile ? = VoIP.ms digit map = to include rules |<*75>xx|*75xx|.
The first rule prepends *75 to xx. The second rule subsequently matches the modified number *75xx for routing.
If the PHONE Port Primary Line includes (Msp2) AND no other rule matching xx... especially the OBi Speed Dial rules |[1-9]|[1-9][0-9]| in the PHONE Port digit map... then you could just dial xx to automatically route the number *75xx to SP2... no manual routing with the **2 service access code required.
I don't think SP2 is the OP's primary line, because he wouldn't be dialing **2
Just stating fact here.
There are a couple things wrong with your suggestion.
I don't know which rule (your rule or speed dial rule) is the best match and will match the dialed number.
Assuming your rule matches 2 digits than all 2 digit numbers will have *75 prepended and speed dials 10-99 will not work.
Adding (Msp2) to the primary line's DigitMap will not route these calls to SP2, they will be routed to the primary line.
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