Alternative spped dial?
 

Hello,
My ATA does not allow ** to be called.

Is there any alternative way to activate speed dial without **

Thank you
snvv

There might be a way to shut off the feature that blocks [**]

Alternately, you can set up speed dial as 3 or 4 character numbers in your dial plan.

For example to call Joe, you would set up a dial plan entry that when you call 563, the call would be redirected to sip:xxxxxx@provider.com using provider Voxalot.

For PSTN numbers, you redirect to a landline terminator account.

Thank you but it it does not work.
My ATA is a dsl router with VOIP and there is no way to pass ** (it has not even a dial plan, but it has a great QoS).

In the smart call list I created a plan such as

Pattern _100
${EXTEN:3}123456
Provider* MyProvider

In the Dial Plan Test with 100 gives :
A call to:100 will get forwarded to 123456 via MyProvider

When I call 100 I get a busy tone.
When I cal 123456 it pass.

Any idea about this please?
Thanks
snvv

snvv

I believe it's a problem in your sipsorcery dial plan. I read your question over there.

Hello,
I do not use sipsorcery in this account. The problem is that sipsorcery does 50% of what I like and voxalot the other 50%. I try to find which one does more for my needs. In that case in my ATA voxalot is registered.

Also, In my previous post I explain my dial plan in voxalot.
You may test it. It does't work.


Regards
snvv

I would suggest the following Dial plan in Voxalot :

Pattern* _100
Replacement* 123456
Provider* MyProvider
Active* Yes

All others set to No
Virtual Toll Free Enabled*
ENUM Lookup
Geographic Lookup

As long as the replacement number is in the format required by your provider, this method should work.
I am using it to send calls to Betamax IDs (which are not numeric).

Thank you but surprisingly it does not work either.
As before in Dial Plan Test says : A call to:100 will get forwarded to 123456 via MyProvider, but I get a busy tone.

The same its true even when I set priority 1 in the rule.

If I call 123456 using the general rule (for my provider) the call is ok.

It should be something really stupid (stupid mistake, just I can't figure where).

Anyway thanks a lot.
snvv

kurun thank you once more.

Your approach works. The problem was with one of my providers I made the tests.

Regards
snvv

One strange thing I discovered is the above mentioned speed dial's work only when I use proxy01.us1.voxalot.com and not us.voxalot.com.

Regards
snvv

Likely it's not wrong by your dial plan. I saw the same issue this weekend. reluctant to modify my dial plan. after switching to au/eu.voxalot.com. the problem is fixed.

Try and Test.