Default Voxalot Dial Plan
I have been experimenting with Voxalot dial plans. After making some mistakes I tried to see what Voxalot did on its own ie. what is the Default Voxalot Dial Plan.
After de-activated all my dial plan entries, and according to the 'Number to Test' on the Dial Plan page, entering: - 500 goes to sip:500@voxalot.com (even though I think I am on voxalot.com.au). ditto for 600 - any six-digit number gets forwarded to voxalot.com eg. 123456 --> sip:123456@voxalot.com (That is, 6 digit numbers are assumed to be Voxalot.com numbers.) - any number starting with * gets forwarded to sipbroker eg. *123456789 --> sip:*123456789@sipbroker.com They appear to be invoked before you get to the User Dial Plan. So the issue of Users not being able to use voxalot.com as a Provider appears to be a non-issue. BUT the issue of none of these being forwarded to voxalot.com.au - even though you are on voxalot.com.au - remains. Is not being able to send any digits to voxalot.com.au a problem in practice? I think that using 600 to test access to voxalot.com.au might be useful. |
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Isn't ** meant to call the speed dials? I've not had it work for me yet though.
So, single * to sipbroker and double * to voxalot.com[.au] speed dials...? |
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My statement that the 'default dial plan' rules take precedence is wrong. On rechecking, the User dial plan rules seems to take precedence over the default dial plan. For example: I set up a rule Priority 1 _500 ${EXTEN} SIPME and the test shows it goes to sipme.com.au so it is taking some form of precedence over the 'default' _500 rule. Affinity - you are right. **2 gets you to Speed Dial No.2. Martin, is it worth me drafting some suggested words that explain the default dial plan rules so they can be added to the Voxalot Dial Plan web page? |
speed dials dont appear to work if you use the voxalot.com.au server
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