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gsar · 09-11-2008, 05:45 PM

I'm trying to setup a dial plan that allows me to select a particular provider by dialing a prefix, like so:

Code:

Pattern     Replacement    Provider
_#1.        ${EXTEN:2}     Provider1
_#2.        ${EXTEN:2}     Provider2
_#3.        ${EXTEN:2}     Provider3

Pretty standard stuff, right? Except it doesn't work!

When I dial #3NNNN on the phone, the SIP logs of my SPA-2102 show that it is sending it to %233NNNN@us.voxalot.com (note the "#" has been escaped as %23) and Voxalot comes back with "the number you've called cannot be connected, please try again". I also tried ${EXTEN:4} to cope with the escaping, but that didn't change the outcome.

If I change the above dial plan to:

Code:

Pattern     Replacement    Provider
_1*.        ${EXTEN:2}     Provider1
_2*.        ${EXTEN:2}     Provider2
_3*.        ${EXTEN:2}     Provider3

and dial 3*NNNN instead, then I can see in the logs that the request goes out to the unescaped address 3*NNNN@us.voxalot.com and the call actually completes with Provider3 as expected.

Now the question: Is this a bug? Or have I misunderstood how Voxalot dialplans are supposed to work?

Any clues appreciated.

P.S: My SPA dialplan is very simple:

Code:

([x#*][x*].)

09-11-2008, 05:45 PM	#1
gsar Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 8 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Times in 1 Posts	dial plan oddity I'm trying to setup a dial plan that allows me to select a particular provider by dialing a prefix, like so: Code: Pattern Replacement Provider _#1. ${EXTEN:2} Provider1 _#2. ${EXTEN:2} Provider2 _#3. ${EXTEN:2} Provider3 Pretty standard stuff, right? Except it doesn't work! When I dial #3NNNN on the phone, the SIP logs of my SPA-2102 show that it is sending it to %233NNNN@us.voxalot.com (note the "#" has been escaped as %23) and Voxalot comes back with "the number you've called cannot be connected, please try again". I also tried ${EXTEN:4} to cope with the escaping, but that didn't change the outcome. If I change the above dial plan to: Code: Pattern Replacement Provider _1. ${EXTEN:2} Provider1 _2. ${EXTEN:2} Provider2 _3. ${EXTEN:2} Provider3 and dial 3NNNN instead, then I can see in the logs that the request goes out to the unescaped address 3NNNN@us.voxalot.com and the call actually completes with Provider3 as expected. Now the question: Is this a bug? Or have I misunderstood how Voxalot dialplans are supposed to work? Any clues appreciated. P.S: My SPA dialplan is very simple: Code: ([x#][x*].)