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Oh well, it's all academic now!
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I have a similar situation as Juste, I tried to do as you said but it doesn't work. This is what I am trying to do: I have a SIP provider registered (let's call it SIP 1) and I am trying to forward all incoming calls from SIP 1 to a PSTN phone number (let's call it PSTN 1) by using a VSP provider (let's call it VSP 1). It is basically a "clasic" Voxalot callforward rule. What I have done: 1. SIP registered both SIP 1 and VSP 1 2. Incoming call rules - Match Call To > TO Sip Provider > Select SIP 1 (from what I understand, if SIP 1 rings ....) - Destination > PSTN 1 @ VSP 1 (dial PSTN 1 by using VSP 1) 3. Save and select it under Sip Accounts. So what am I missing here, why it doesn't work? Outgoing Call rules work, but Incoming are a no go. I am using SimpleWizard dial plans and not Ruby, it looks more like Voxalot and it is faster to learn. Last edited by Corbu'; 01-07-2012 at 11:13 PM. |
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To answer your question, I will assume you have one SIPSorcery SIP account (SIP1) and two VSPs (VSP1, VSP2). You have already defined your outgoing dial plan and outgoing calls are working OK. Now, for example, you want incoming calls to VSP1 to redirect to a PSTN number via VSP1, whereas you want incoming calls to VSP2 to go straight to your SIP1 account. Go to Dial Plans, Add, choose Simple Wizard, give it a name (e.g. "SIP1 Incoming"), click on Incoming Call Rules. Description: redirect to PSTN Match calls to ToSIPProvider Please choose VSP1 Caller ID contains (leave blank) For calls at Any time Command Dial Destination: enter PSTN number you want to redirect to... Please choose VSP1 Click Save. This adds the rule to the list of this dial plan. I believe all other incoming calls will automatically go to your SIP1 account (or to all your SIP accounts if you have multiple accounts). If you have more than one SS SIP account and you want to direct other incoming calls to a particular SIP account, then you would need another rule to achieve that. Now, the last important thing you need to do for this incoming dial plan to work is to go to SIP Providers, select SIP1, In Dial Plan and choose "SIP1 Incoming" (or whatever name you gave it) from the drop-down box and click Update. Try it now! If you want to see how SS is processing your call, click on Console and click on Connect at the same time you press the Send button to make the call. Press Stop once the call connects. You will see a blow-by-blow description on how the connection of your call has progressed through SIPSorcery. Good luck!
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![]() Thanks ozimarco, it is basically what I have done before, but it still doesn't work, I only get a busy tone.
Your explanation was close to what I want to do, but not quite. Basically I have a provider (Localphone) with an associated DID (Localphone is SIP registered and should accept incoming calls). What I want is to call that DID which rings Localphone and the call to be redirected to a PSTN number (ex 123456789) by using a Betamax VSP. So if I dial DID > Localphone rings > redirect to 123456789 by using Betamax VSP. At the end, under SIP Accounts, under In Dial Plan I have selected the incoming dial plan. At the end all I get is a busy tone and if I check under CALLS tab, I can see the call reaching SipSorcery (IN), but there is nothing going OUT. One more strange thing I noticed. I registered SipSorcery in X-Lite and I can make phone calls from X-Lite, all outgoing seems to be in order. But if I try to call SipSorcery via SIPBroker (I dial a local SipBroker PSTN number, then dial *9524USERNAME), it doesn't ring with X-Lite connected. Again, all I get is a busy tone. Maybe I have a problem somewhere and that's why my incoming calls don't work. P.S. I posted here because I saw people were having problems with incoming calls, but I will start posting in SS forums. |
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![]() Sorry, I didn't quite understand what you were trying to do. Anyway, I have now tried your scenario and it didn't work for me, either, so it looks like there is a problem with the wizard. As you say, the call is coming in but something is going wrong with the redirect and the call is not going out.
Please post your problem in the SS forum so that Aaron will see it and fix it. As for the inability to receive calls when using X-Lite, could it be that X-Lite and your other device are trying to use the same port or that only one can be registered at a time?
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![]() Aaron replied, here is the fix
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![]() Thanks, Corbu', yep, that worked OK for me, too. Now that I think about it, it does make sense but I certainly wouldn't have come up with that solution myself.
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