Obi508 assign ph#s to ports for different devices

[elric]

Getting stumped on setting up the following on Obi508 though im sure it would be same for 202:

Fax machine on Port 1 -> say ph# 2122223344

Phone on Port 2 -> say ph# 2122222345

Ive tried using a few different ways and still not getting results as im looking for fax to answer its phone number and the phone to answer its phone number.   Calls are routing through freepbx to obihai and trying to have obihai know where what is on the ports.   Any tips are greatly appreciated.

[azrobert]

I assume you have the FAX registered as an extension on SP1 and the Phone registered on SP2. Correct?

Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> X_InbounCallRoute: ph
Voice Services -> SP2 Service -> X_InbounCallRoute: ph2

[elric]

Thank you for the response, yes i have sp1 service and sp2 service split as ph and sp2 as ph2. I can fax out and what i am trying to test is i will be having a row of fax machines attached to replace the aged cisco atas that currently run the faxes.
I tried putting the ph#s in as a callid and that did not change it as far as where the call was routed to as i wanted to fax the hp fax test and have it ring back the phone instead of the fax just to test how when i have the calls comming in to freepbx as an inbound route i can assign it just one extension say 700 and the obihai being registered would know what ph# goes to what port. And that is where i am simply stumped. I tried via the admin manual and didnt find it either.

[azrobert]

You have 1 extension for several fax machine and all fax calls are routed to SP1. Correct?

In Freepbx are you changing the inbound callerid to route the fax to a specific phone port?
If the answer is yes then:
Voice Services -> SP1 Service -> X_InbounCallRoute:
{2122223344:ph},{2122222345:ph2},{ph}

2122223344 will be routed to ph
2122222345 will be routed to ph2
No match will route to ph

[elric]

Thank you once again for helping me here. So if i understand this correctly, we will use say 2 fax machines in two seperate areas that have to answer against an assigned ph#.
Fax machine 1: HR:  Assigned PH# 2122223344
Fax machine 2: Sales: Assigned PH# 2122222345
From Inbound routing via freepbx:
1 extension for HR: 710
1 extension for Sales: 711
FM1: Inbound route: 2122223344 -> ext: 710
FM2: Inbound route: 2122222345 -> ext: 711
ObiHai508:
ITSP Profile A: Set info for proxy server (freepbx)
SP1:
X_InboundCallRoute: {2122223344:ph}
DirectoryNumber: 2122223344
SIP Creds:
AuthUserName:710
AuthPassword: XXXXXX
SP2:
X_InboundCallRoute:{2122222345:ph2}
DirectoryNumber: 2122222345
SIP Creds:
AuthUserName:711
AuthPassword: XXXXXX
PHONE1 Port:
PrimaryLine: SP1 Service
PHONE2 Port:
PrimaryLine: SP2 Service

Would that be correct?

[azrobert]

Looks good if HR faxes are routed to SP1 and Sales faxes are routed to SP2.

I thought all faxes were routed to only one SP.

If only HR faxes are routed to SP1 and Sales faxes are routed to SP2 then you don't have to check for CallerID.
SP1 X_InboundCallRoute: ph
SP2 X_InboundCallRoute: ph2

If HR faxes and Sales faxes are routed to SP1 then you have to check for CallerID.

SP1 X_InboundCallRoute: {2122223344:ph},{2122222345:ph2}

If HR faxes and voice calls are routed to SP1 and Sales faxes and voice calls are routed to SP2.
SP1 X_InboundCallRoute: {2122223344:ph},{ph3}
SP2 X_InboundCallRoute: {2122222345:ph2},{ph4}

Voice calls will be routed to ph3 and ph4.

[elric]

Thank you again, yes i was thinking about just routing to one SP at first but then after some thought it made more sense to break them out and give them internal ext#s routing only for that external number to an individual sp.  So great! Thanks again for the help!