Call on Betamax usernames

191727 · 10-12-2009, 08:29 AM

Hi Ronald,

What you want to do is not that much complicated you need to set up "Speed Dial".

1. After logging into you voxalot account look at the right-site menu. Click on Speed Dial.
2. Add
3. After the Dial: put what number you want to dial to make a call to your friend.
4. Name: Your friend's name
5. Route to call: choose phone number, NOT the SIP
6. Number to call: username of your friend
7. Provider: Choose Poivy as outgoing provider.

Done

You can now dial ** (default speed dial format) and the number you choose to call your friend. You should now be able to call your friend's betamax username. Good luck!

visserronald · 10-12-2009, 09:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 191727

6. Number to call: username of your friend

Imagine the username is Johndoe and the Betamax provider is poivY.

Is the username to fill in than:

1. Johndoe
2. sip:Johndoe@sip.poivy.com
3. Johndoe@sip.poivy.com

kurun · 10-12-2009, 09:22 PM

To call a Betamax ID from Voxalot, you may have to use a different approach, using a rule in your dial plan, as described below.

Set up a rule under the advanced mode as follows :

Priority* : Your choice based on the other rules already set-up
Pattern* : _400 (Just an example, but can be any number you prefer)
Comment : Call JohnDoe via Poivy
Replacement* : johndoe@sip.poivy.com
Provider* : Poivy (or any Betamax provider you have set-up)
Active* : Yes
Virtual Toll Free Enabled* :No
ENUM Lookup : No
Geographic Lookup : No

To make the call : Dial 400# from your Voxalot registered phone.

I just checked this and this method works.
Post back if you need further clarification.

visserronald · 10-14-2009, 05:30 PM

Tried it on the way described by 191727. In the field 'number to call' I filled in only the username (for example Johndoe), and it works perfectly

I did not try it on the way kurun described, but probably it will work like that as well.

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10-12-2009, 08:29 AM	#1
191727 Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 74 Thanks: 94 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts	Hi Ronald, What you want to do is not that much complicated you need to set up "Speed Dial". 1. After logging into you voxalot account look at the right-site menu. Click on Speed Dial. 2. Add 3. After the Dial: put what number you want to dial to make a call to your friend. 4. Name: Your friend's name 5. Route to call: choose phone number, NOT the SIP 6. Number to call: username of your friend 7. Provider: Choose Poivy as outgoing provider. Done You can now dial ** (default speed dial format) and the number you choose to call your friend. You should now be able to call your friend's betamax username. Good luck!

10-12-2009, 09:22 PM	#3
kurun Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 568 Thanks: 70 Thanked 147 Times in 115 Posts	To call a Betamax ID from Voxalot, you may have to use a different approach, using a rule in your dial plan, as described below. Set up a rule under the advanced mode as follows : Priority* : Your choice based on the other rules already set-up Pattern* : _400 (Just an example, but can be any number you prefer) Comment : Call JohnDoe via Poivy Replacement* : johndoe@sip.poivy.com Provider* : Poivy (or any Betamax provider you have set-up) Active* : Yes Virtual Toll Free Enabled* :No ENUM Lookup : No Geographic Lookup : No To make the call : Dial 400# from your Voxalot registered phone. I just checked this and this method works. Post back if you need further clarification.

10-14-2009, 05:30 PM	#4
visserronald Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 10 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Tried it on the way described by 191727. In the field 'number to call' I filled in only the username (for example Johndoe), and it works perfectly I did not try it on the way kurun described, but probably it will work like that as well.