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MarkLL · 11-01-2006, 09:55 AM

Hi There,
I have a SNOM 320 phone which supports ENUM. It uses e164.apra as it's default. If I change that to e164.org, should I expect it to work?

I'm still a bit confused as the doco (at Snom wiki) says

"snom VoIP phones support ENUM. By default, whenever you dial a number, the phone will first try to locate the ENUM entry for the number provided in the user part of the number (for example, if you dial “<sip:+4930398330@company.com>”)."

This indicates the Phone does the lookup ? However all it seems to do is to create a dialplan to add country/area prefix and adds ";phone=yes" to the end of the invite. This then gets passed to the VSP.

So my question is:
Does the VSP have to support ENUM lookups? or is there Hardware that will do the lookup and fall back to the VSP when it's not found?

I know you can do it in *.
Cheers,
Mark

11-01-2006, 09:55 AM	#1
MarkLL Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 44 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	e164.apra vs e164.org Same Lookup method? Hi There, I have a SNOM 320 phone which supports ENUM. It uses e164.apra as it's default. If I change that to e164.org, should I expect it to work? I'm still a bit confused as the doco (at Snom wiki) says "snom VoIP phones support ENUM. By default, whenever you dial a number, the phone will first try to locate the ENUM entry for the number provided in the user part of the number (for example, if you dial “<sip:+4930398330@company.com>”)." This indicates the Phone does the lookup ? However all it seems to do is to create a dialplan to add country/area prefix and adds ";phone=yes" to the end of the invite. This then gets passed to the VSP. So my question is: Does the VSP have to support ENUM lookups? or is there Hardware that will do the lookup and fall back to the VSP when it's not found? I know you can do it in *. Cheers, Mark