[emoci]

-Whether or not a 61 in front is required:
If you were dialing directly through Engin, without VoXalot involved, do you need to dial 61 in front?

-You mentioned Telstra for landline, do you have a SPA3102, and want to block calls to mobiles via the landline as well? (the plans below deal with VoIP from Engin, but not landline calls... )


1.For specific numbers you want to allow:

Priority* 1
Pattern* _0417270917 (one of the numbers to allow)
Comment* Allow Calls to specific mobile numbers
Replacement* ${EXTEN}
Provider* engin
Active* Yes
Virtual Toll Free Enabled* No
ENUM Lookup* No ${EXTEN}
Geographic Lookup* No

(all specific numbers to allow should be before the rule below... the priority number decides the order...but you don't have to go in 1,2,3, you can set priorities as 10,20,30, so later if you need to add something in between, you're not wasting time re-arranging everything)

2. For numbers you want to block

Priority* 20
Pattern* _04x.
Comment* Block Calls to Mobiles
Replacement* ${EXTEN}
Provider* VoXalot
Active* Yes
Virtual Toll Free Enabled* No
ENUM Lookup* No ${EXTEN}
Geographic Lookup* No

3. Allowing all other Non-Mobile numbers:

Priority* 30
Pattern* _0xx.
Comment* Allow Calls to Non-Mobile numbers
Replacement* ${EXTEN}
Provider* engin
Active* Yes
Virtual Toll Free Enabled* No
ENUM Lookup* No ${EXTEN}
Geographic Lookup* No

4. Creating an option to dial the mobile numbers you blocked above if needed, but with a special prefix....

Priority* 40
Pattern* _9904x.
Comment* Enter 99 in front to allow a call to a mobile that's otherwise blocked
Replacement* ${EXTEN:2}
Provider* engin
Active* Yes
Virtual Toll Free Enabled* No
ENUM Lookup* No ${EXTEN}
Geographic Lookup* No