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Started by coldhammer, August 01, 2015, 12:55:50 AM

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coldhammer

When i recieve a call i want my obi202 to ring both my IP phone and my cell phone. Currently my inbound call route looks like this.

{sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),ph1,ph2}

What do i need to enter to also have it ring my cell number?

N7AS

Quote from: coldhammer on August 01, 2015, 12:55:50 AM
When i recieve a call i want my obi202 to ring both my IP phone and my cell phone. Currently my inbound call route looks like this.

{sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),ph1,ph2}

What do i need to enter to also have it ring my cell number?

Try something like this... {sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),{spx(8005551212)},ph1,ph2}
where spx is the trunk to use and replace 8005551212 with your cell phone number.
Grant N7AS
Prescott Valley, AZ
https://www.n7as.com

A journeyman electrician sent his apprentice with a 5-gallon bucket and was told to put the ends of the service drop in the bucket and fill it with volts. He was there all day.

ianobi

QuoteTry something like this... {sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),{spx(8005551212)},ph1,ph2}
where spx is the trunk to use and replace 8005551212 with your cell phone number.

A few too many "{}".

The list of terminals to call should be simply a comma separated list:

{sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),spx(8005551212),ph1,ph2}


azrobert

The above method will work fine, but you will have 2 undesirable results. You will receive the CallerID of your service provider, not the inbound call's CID. You will be charge twice for the call. Once by your VOIP service provider for the outbound call and again by your cell provider for the inbound call.

You can eliminate these if you have a cell data plan by getting a free SIP account like Callcentric. You can use your current VOIP provider if they allow multiple extensions. Install a softphone on your cell and register it to the SIP account.

{sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),sp4(1777xxxxxxx@in.callcentric.com),ph1,ph2}

Service Providers -> ITSP Profile D SIP -> X_SpoofCallerID: Checked
Voice Services -> SP4 Service -> MaxSessions: 4

Depending on your VOIP and cell plans this setup might cost more because you will be charged for data, but you will receive the correct CID.

coldhammer

Hmm perhaps this doesnt work the way i thought it did. My setup is as follows:

Im using GV for my voip provider.
Ooma for my pots via obiline.

SP1 is GV number 1
SP2 is GV number 2
SP3 routes the calls from my IP phone to my obiline.
SP4 routes the calls from my IP phone to each of my GV accounts.

So i have no free SP channels to utilize.

azrobert

You are already using SP4 to bridge a call to URI address 1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx. You should be able to use SP4 to simultaneously bridge the same inbound call to a 2nd URI address. That is why I had you increase MaxSessions, so you would have enough channels defined on SP4.  I just tried it and it works on my OBi110 using SP2.

Maybe there is something unique about your setup that prevents this from working. You can use SP3 like this:
{sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),sp3(1777xxxxxxx@in.callcentric.com),ph1,ph2}
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile C SIP -> X_SpoofCallerID: Checked

N7AS

Quote from: ianobi on August 01, 2015, 01:40:57 AM
QuoteTry something like this... {sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),{spx(8005551212)},ph1,ph2}
where spx is the trunk to use and replace 8005551212 with your cell phone number.

A few too many "{}".

The list of terminals to call should be simply a comma separated list:

{sp4(1001@192.xxx.xxx.xxx),spx(8005551212),ph1,ph2}



Thanks Ian,

Due to my main desktop is having a startup problem, I have to use my 10.1" Windows tablet and must have missed the extra {}s. I miss my 24" monitor.

Grant N7AS
Prescott Valley, AZ
https://www.n7as.com

A journeyman electrician sent his apprentice with a 5-gallon bucket and was told to put the ends of the service drop in the bucket and fill it with volts. He was there all day.

coldhammer

if i am understanding this correctly, a call comes in on sp1(gv) gets routed to sp4(ip phone) additionally i need a second voip service on sp3 that receives the call from sp1 at the same time as sp4 and then makes a call via sp3 to my cell number. if i pick up the call on my cell then the call ends up routing from sp1 > sp3 > cell.

is that correct?