Hi klijnw,

From voipbuster I've dialed the inum numbers of several voxalot members and all worked perfectly. I've sent you a Personal Message, please reply.

Regards,
zonljmv

Hi,

I call some iNum numbers via Poivy. It works fine.

I change provider to Gizmo5 and it works to.

My settings in Dial Plan:
Called numbers:
+883510074022302 SIP Broker access
+883510000000091 Echo Test
+883510004213xxx My own

Regards
Józef

Providers -- iNum
 

As far as I know, providers that are routing calls to iNum numbers:
* Voxalot
* Voip User
* Gizmo
* Voipbuster
* Skype
I've tried all of them and they are working. with no problems.

What digits did you send to Voxalot when calling the inum echo test number? What is shown when you test the inum echo test number in the Dial Plan Test of your Voxalot account?

Voxalot has a default dial plan rule, with the lowest possible priority, which resolves all dialled numbers through ENUM or any other known free route (this actually includes the iNum route through Voxalot). All numbers dialled as country+number are resolved through this rule, except if exists an higher priority rule (set by the Voxalot user in the Smart Call configuration) that sends this call through another configured Voice Service Provider.
So, if you dial:

a) 882 9993 xxxxxx (where xxxxxx is a Voxalot number) the call is resolved through ENUM to the desired Voxalot user;

b) 1 8000 xxx xxxx (where xxx xxxx is an US Toll Free number) the call is resolved through ENUM to a toll free number in the US;

b) 883 5100 xxxxxxxx (where xxxxxxxx is the rest of the desired iNum) the call is resolved to an iNum call.

If you want to try the iNum echo test, you can dial from Voxalot: 883 5100 00000091 (with no leading 00!).

However, it's not yet possible to call an iNum stored in the Speed Dial list through Voxalot. This is a «bug» in the system, which should be shortly resolved. But if you want to store in the Speed Dial list an iNum number, you can configure a dial rule to send this number through one of the Voip Operators that actually opened their net to iNum. For example, I have configured, in my dial plan (Smart Call), a rule to send all numbers in the format 00883 5100 xxxxxxxx through Voip User. Actually, this rule should have an higher priority than any other rule that sends all 00x. numbers to another Voip operator if it doesn't support calling to iNum numbers.

I hope to have fully answered your question.
Yours,

That's how I thought it would work, however I dial 883510000000091 and get only a recorded error message (we're sorry, the number you have called could not be connected), not the inum echo test. My only dial plan is the default Voxalot dial plan:
Virtual Toll Free Enabled = Yes
ENUM Lookup = Yes
Geographic Lookup = No

iNum calls don't actually use a dial plan entry. In fact for them to work properly, the 883 prefixed number must NOT match any dial plan entry.

Try disabling the default dial plan entry and get to a point where the "Test Call" feature displays something like:

This is message is a bit misleading and will be fixed to reflect iNum coonected calls very soon.

The problem is the default dial plan, which you should delete it.
If you use your Voxalot account only to dial Voxalot and ENUM numbers, you don't need any dial plan at all.
There is a «bug» in the system that prevents calls sent to Voxalot Provider to be able to dial an iNum number.
So, in your case, to make it work you should delete this default entry in the dial plan and you will be able to dial as you have been able until now, plus iNum numbers.
Yours,

Making Inum work - Work Trial Call - Busy Tones Only
 

Martin, I can successfully call the Inum access phone number in Tokyo and when dialing 883510004xxxxxx after prompt I am advised "connecting" by the prompt voice, but I just get busy tones shortly after this Wednesday early evening, January 7.

Is Voxalot presently fully set up to pass on these calls to my registered VSP or not?

Just checked with NYC access number - everything works as it should.
Have you checked that your "xxxxxx" is reachable from other SIP-phone and/or Sipbroker PSTN access number?

Yes, I have checked Sipbroker PSTN access Number. Worked well...

Further, when attempting to call 883510004xxxxxx, this time from Sydney INUM access number, I get the same treatment: Busy tones after the "Connecting".

I used the Greek iNUM to connect to a voxalot iNum account and it works.
The quality is not perfect but the good thing is that if you store the <iNUM access number pause voxalot iNUM> then you don't have to dial two numbers.

This Friday morning, the problem remains UN-RESOLVED! Martin, I had Voxbone support trace the connection. Should you wish to view the result, then I could forward the conversation, please advise...

Sunday, January 11: Waiting patiently for a solution...

Wednesday, January 14: Still waiting...

Thursday, January 15: RESOLVED! I had not attended to some basic Voxalot configurations.

iNum
 

where can I get an iNum from Voxalot?

You already have one. See this thread: http://forum.voxalot.com/voxalot-sup...nectivity.html

tanks i have learnd many

Incoming calls on my Voxalot iNUM number, are not connecting.

It's okay now.

Hi,

How do I get iNum for myself ? Can anyone give me the link where I can sign up for it. I believe it is free ?

Have a look at the very first post of this thread where you will find all you need to know.

So.... you cannot have a catchall.

How do you code all other numbers, except those starting with 883 ?

I'd like to use the iNUM function to obtain a Voxalot dialtone so that I can onward dial from wherever I am.

As a test I have set up a Voxalot dialplan so that when I dial into my Voxalot account it checks the calling CID. If it is a specific CID it forwards the call to another DID that I have registered in PBXes. That DID in turn has a callthrough function and returns dialtone.

However, if I dial into my Voxalot account through iNUM it ignores that dialplan and treats the call like any other - even though my CID is passed.

Is there any way that I can tell Voxalot "If the incoming call is via iNUM AND if the CID is xxxx, then redirect to yyyy"?

I have registered voxalot on linksys SPA2102 and set it up similar to SPA3102 voxalot configuration guide, I can receive inum calls when i use inum access numbers, but when another party call me from one of Betamax company, at first my phone rings when i pick up i hear silence and the other party hears it is still ringing, but the counter starts so it shows the call is connected. any one have any idea how i can solve this problem? or if there is a problem with voxalot settings, Martin may you please take a look at it.
Thanks

Hi,
I am trying to call my voxalot INUM from a SIP phone registered with Callcentric in the format 883510004xxxxx the call goes perfectly and the other SIP registered with VOXALOT rings when i pick up the phone registered with voxalot there is not voice at all where as the first phone registered with CALLCENTRIC hears the ringing tone only,but the call counter shows that the call is connected.
Any one kindly throw any light on the issue as what need to be done.

Are both phones running behind the same router ?
This sounds like a firewall issue to me.

Hi Kurn,
Yes Both the phones are running behind the same router, I have already tried to call a distant VOXALOT INUM number from my call centric the result was the same as i mentioned in my previous post.

Dear Kurun
I have also the same problem as Docknden1 has but with betamax. I talked to you before. did martin take a look at it?

How to use my voxalot account to call land line?
 

Dear martin,

I have a us.voxalot account & number, and i need to call land line one in USA & Other at egypt from my voxalot number,
And I understand that to establish that I have to register to ENUM at e164.com which I done and the e164.com site sucessfuly done that.

but I don't know how to use this to call the number I've registered from my voxalot account on my mobile?

what should i do after having an account on e164 and register the land line I need to call?

The ENUM gives you an incoming VoIP path for the standard PSTN number; you need a VSP (pay for) to call mobiles or landlines that are not VoIP endpoints.

PSTN is Public Switched Telephone Network, the land line.

You register your land line (and VoIP URI) with e164 and if anybody with a setup that recognizes ENUM makes a call to your land line number, then the call will not route via the public phone network, it will route to your VoIP number directly.

Dear Affinity,

Thank you for the info, I'm now began to get it,
So, after I register my land line or mobile is that make the oter party who call me get to me through my VoIP No which is XXXXX@voxalot.com,
Ok, but how he dile the number?
dose he dile from a voxalot No.( Internet call ) the URI address they gave me after the registeration or what?

A caller's telephone service provider must do ENUM lookups and route the call to the resulting SIP URI returned by ENUM.

If they have VoIP, then they have a number of ways to call you -- using a service that does ENUM lookups means that the caller can call the "standard" number and the call will route via VoIP to your Voxalot number. They can bypass ENUM lookups by calling your Voxalot number direct if their setup allows this to be done.

So, that means I need to requist the call routing via VoIP from my land line company which must have the service to sell in first place.
But is there any other way to use ENUM without needing my land line I mean even if I call from my VoIP No. XXXXX@voxalot.com to the land line or the mobile (cell phone),
Like what happend in the verification call which don by the e164.com site when i registred the mobile no. i need to call from my VoIP no.?

Ordinary calls from ordinary land lines will not use your ENUM at all. If the phone company itself is taking advantage of ENUM setups, that is outside the control of the calling party.

The main advantage of using ENUM is that people whom already have VoIP systems, can call numbers normally with the possibility that their configuration [behind the scenes], may call directly via VoIP (automagically) or route via a paid VoIP termination (free if termination is a "free" endpoint by the VoIP service provider themselves -- might depend on your plan with them).

ok, that means I can call from my VoIP No. XXXXX@vox...... to the numbers i registered but it depend on my plan with them?
But it's posipole to make the call to the land line i register

If you call your own registered numbers, then the call will terminate on your Voxalot acccount...... so you need a secondary account to make the call test effective. Using the second account, you call the "standard" numbers that are ENUM registered -- then if all is okay you'll have a VoIP to VoIP call without going anywhere near the standard public infrastructure.

Dear affinity,

I've tried to call my standard number which is ENUM registered from another voxalot account but it give me this message: " Sorry the number you dailed can not be connected, Please tray again later" .
is it becuase i have a basice account not premiume? or there is somthing rong in how I daile the no.?
Please tell me the right way to dile the number from my voxalot account to the standard no., Knowing that my voxalot number is: 373117@us.voxalot.com and my registerd standard No. on this account as ENUM is: +20101686717 , and the other voxalot account is: 273117@us.voxalot.com and the tow accounts are basic .
And I'm using my voxalot account from Nokia E90 mobile

I need to make call's from my voxalot Number to a standard mobile No. at egypt, Please tell me How

There are a number of things that can be wrong. First can anybody call your Voxalot account without problems when registered to your Nokia? If not, then perhaps you need STUN server settings in your phone.

The other thing to do is test the dial plan, you should be able to get the right result if everything is setup properly without having to make the call.

You should see something like this:
A call to:nnnnnnnn will get forwarded to sip:nnnnnn@eu.voxalot.com

Also check the dial plans you have set in the account you're calling from and make sure ENUM Lookup is set to 'Yes'. It is set to 'No' by default.