Are you able to dial any SIP Broker numbers?

e.g. *393613 or *266300

Do you have a dial plan entry in VoXaLot that is intercepting? PM me your 6 digit number and I can take a quick look.

No, Can't dial those numbers either. Dialling normally via my dial plans seems to be OK though.

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SIP forwarding
 

Does this mean that sip url dialing is now *010xxxxxx@us.voxalot.com or can it stiik be left as xxxxxx@voxalot.com. I have a couple of services that I simply forward to voxalot

SIP URIs will remain the same. Either sip:xxxxxx@voxalot.com, sip:xxxxxx@us.voxalot.com etc will work.

Im wondering if this device allows * prefixed numbers?

What happens when you type *600 in the VoXaLot dial plan test field?

*600 in the dial plan test field says that it will get forwarded via V, as does *01067xxxx

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Hi Martin,

Is it possible for Voxalot to prefix all numbers that dont match any dialplans and != ^* with *010?
*010500 works ok too.

Cheers,
Zaq

VoXaLot dial plan appear to be ok. Can I ask you to try setting up a dial plan entry that matches 500

Pattern: _500
Replacement: ${EXTEN}
Provider: VoXaLot

or

Pattern: _500
Replacement: *010${EXTEN}
Provider: SIP Broker

and then try to dial 500 again.

Yes, however if you just want to dial a VoXaLot member by default without prefixing *010 then you could add an entry at the bottom like:

Pattern: _xxxxxx
Replacement: ${EXTEN}
Provider: VoXaLot

Just get a busy tone on 500.