Greetings
Trying to setup an Obi1022 to unconditionally forward incoming ObiTalk calls to a cell phone, I get an voice error message 'The number you dialed pp(xxxxxx) was rejected by service provider, reason 404'
Even tried specifying the service number for the dialout (**1 xxx xxx xxxx) but no love
Forwarding of other services (SP1, SP2) works without a problem
I am looking for an easy solution from the actual 1022 (vs programming a star code)
Thanks!
Quote from: jamesatwork on November 10, 2017, 10:08:08 AM
Greetings
Trying to setup an Obi1022 to unconditionally forward incoming ObiTalk calls to a cell phone, I get an voice error message 'The number you dialed pp(xxxxxx) was rejected by service provider, reason 404'
Even tried specifying the service number for the dialout (**1 xxx xxx xxxx) but no love
Forwarding of other services (SP1, SP2) works without a problem
I am looking for an easy solution from the actual 1022 (vs programming a star code)
Thanks!
pp(9 digit number) is for reaching an Obi device over the Obitalk network. If you want to forward to a cellphone or POTS number set the Obitalk X_InboundCallRoute to sp1(1234567890) . (Or sp2.)
drgeoff thanks for you feedback
As opposed to SPn, Expert Config -> OBiTALK Service does not seem to have an X_InboundCallRoute parameter
It does have a CallForwardUnconditionalEnable checkbox and a CallForwardUnconditionalNumber param, but these would (I assume) be fixed vwhile I am looking for the ability to program and toggle from the actual 1022
Quote from: jamesatwork on November 10, 2017, 11:05:22 AM
drgeoff thanks for you feedback
As opposed to SPn, Expert Config -> OBiTALK Service does not seem to have an X_InboundCallRoute parameter
It does have a CallForwardUnconditionalEnable checkbox and a CallForwardUnconditionalNumber param, but these would (I assume) be fixed vwhile I am looking for the ability to program and toggle from the actual 1022
The Expert mode for my 1032 does have an InboundCallRoute (sorry, no X_). However that setting is also fixed - you did say "unconditionally". If you want to be able to toggle from the 1022 I'm fairly sure you will need to use a star code.
By 'unconditional' I met not subject to busy / no answer state :)
I did find a prior thread for programming *72, but it relates to forwarding a OTS line vs my requirement for forwarding the OBiTalk line:
*72, Cfwd LI1 to SP1, set(LI1($cfa),1)
Can anyone point to the correct setting for forwarding the OBiTalk line to an external line using an SPn service?
Thanks!
Quote from: jamesatwork on November 10, 2017, 01:19:39 PM
By 'unconditional' I met not subject to busy / no answer state :)
I did find a prior thread for programming *72, but it relates to forwarding a OTS line vs my requirement for forwarding the OBiTalk line:
*72, Cfwd LI1 to SP1, set(LI1($cfa),1)
Can anyone point to the correct setting for forwarding the OBiTalk line to an external line using an SPn service?
Thanks!
This is the third time I typed a reply. Forum crash lost two previous attempts. >:(
Use your imagination!
Try
*72, Forward Obitalk on, set(PP($cfa),1)
and to turn off using, say, *73
*73, Forward Obitalk off, set(PP($cfa),0)
assuming you have set CallForwardUnconditionalNumber on the Obitalk Service page using the SP1(1234567890) format in my earlier post.
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