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Tranworld · 02-23-2007, 01:25 AM

Is the use of the # now not possible? In one of the sticky note, a user have a dialplan which shows _#1xx. {EXTEN:2} which is what I have tried to emulate, however everytime the system would say, "the number dialled could not be completed", it seems only digits are now recognised as removing the # and {EXTEN:1} works OK. I just want conformation of my observation.

As a new user I would like also to ask whether I need 2 accounts to register 2 devices? I have an SMCWTVG ATA which is also a WIFI AP, and I have a Nokia E61 which uses the AP for access, can I set up both the E61 and the SMC device with the same Voxalot account and have them both registered? Seems like a silly request but I am only using the devices to dial out, receiving calls is not used at the moment thus having 2 separate device registrations does not seem imperative (the only reason i want to keep one account is just so that one dialplan can be used)

02-23-2007, 01:25 AM	#1
Tranworld Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 128 Thanks: 1 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	Use of # in dial plan and registration Is the use of the # now not possible? In one of the sticky note, a user have a dialplan which shows _#1xx. {EXTEN:2} which is what I have tried to emulate, however everytime the system would say, "the number dialled could not be completed", it seems only digits are now recognised as removing the # and {EXTEN:1} works OK. I just want conformation of my observation. As a new user I would like also to ask whether I need 2 accounts to register 2 devices? I have an SMCWTVG ATA which is also a WIFI AP, and I have a Nokia E61 which uses the AP for access, can I set up both the E61 and the SMC device with the same Voxalot account and have them both registered? Seems like a silly request but I am only using the devices to dial out, receiving calls is not used at the moment thus having 2 separate device registrations does not seem imperative (the only reason i want to keep one account is just so that one dialplan can be used)