Post Your VoXaLot Dial Plan

[ptruman]

L:5,S:5,(764xxxx<#:>S0|<S0#><:@gw0>|999S0<:@gw0>|xxxxxxx<:@gw0>|00x.<:@gw0>|0[12578]x.<:@gw0>|<00:>x.<#:@sipbroker.com>|<:44121>xxxxxxx<#:@sipbroker.com>|<0:44>[12578]x.<#:@sipbroker.com>|*x.|*x.<#:>|x.)

Chunk by chunk :

L:5,S:5 = Long & short interdigit gaps set to 5 seconds

Private DialPlans
764xxxx<#:>S0 = I have a friend with a private Asterisk PBX. I have Voxalot setup to register with his PBX, and setup a Voxalot dialplan so that if I dial 764 and any 4 digit extension, it routes to Voxalot, which connects the call via his PBX. The trailling # is picked up and used to make the call immediately, but the actual # is removed. I could set this up as a Gateway on the SPA3102 but the Voxalot GUI is nicer to use

You'll see why the private dialplans have to be at the front later on...

The useful PSTN bits

<S0#><:@gw0> = Pressing # will get me an outside line (PSTN) dialtone, immediately

999S0<:@gw0> = Dialling 999 will immediately dial 999 on the outside line (PSTN) immediately

Local, Regional/National and International PSTN dialling

xxxxxxx<:@gw0> = Any 7 digits will use the PSTN line. I live in an area where local numbers are 7 digits. Some may be in 6 digit codes, remove an x as appropriate

00x.<:@gw0> = Anything starting 00 will use PSTN (00 is the UK international dial prefix, so 001xxxxxxxxxx will dial a US number over PSTN)

0[12578]x.<:@gw0> = Anything starting 01, 02, 05, 07 or 08 will dial that number over PSTN (national/regional calls)

ENUM alternative International dialling via SipBroker

<00:>x.<#:@sipbroker.com> = Anything starting 00 and ending with a # will remove the leading 00 AND the #, and attempt a dial via SipBroker (i.e. dialling 0015166875089# will use ENUM lookup via SipBroker and actually call 15166875089@SipBroker.com)

ENUM alternative Local dialling via SipBroker

<:44121>xxxxxxx<#:@sipbroker.com> = Any 7 digits ending with a # will be prefixed with 44 (UK dialling code) and 121 (my area code), the trailing # will be removed, and attempt a dial via SipBroker (i.e. dialling 1234567# will use ENUM lookup via SipBroker and actually call 441211234567@SipBroker.com)

Now, remember those "Private DialPlans" back at the top of this message?
The one example I have above is 764xxxx#
The astute amongst you will notice that <:44121>xxxxxxx<#:@sipbroker.com> will change 7 digits to a local SIP lookup as described in the above paragraph. The DialPlan is parsed from left to right, so if I put my Private DialPlan AFTER this chunk, it is always "missed", as the xxxxxxx matches first....

Thus, ensure your private dialplans (for any exchanges/or forwards which are NOT covered by Voxalot/SipBroker) are at the FRONT

ENUM alternative Regional/National dialling via SipBroker

<0:44>[12578]x.<#:@sipbroker.com> = Anything starting 01, 02, 05, 07 and 08, ending with a # will have the leading 0 removed, be prefixed with 44 (UK dialling code),the trailing # will be removed, and attempt a call via SipBroker (i.e. dialling 0800123456# will use ENUM lookup via SipBroker and actually call 44800123456@SipBroker.com)

Voxalot -> SipBroker calls
*x. = Anything starting with a * will go via Voxalot "as is" - so dialling *393613 will call the FWD echo test

*x.<#:> = The same as the above, but will allow you to press # to make the call without waiting, but will remove the # from the dialled number (otherwise Voxalot would try and call *393613# which doesnt work...)

Normal Voxalot calls

x.<#:> = Will make calls ending in # over Voxalot, removing the # before dialling. This enables anything you dial ending in # to try going via Voxalot (i.e. 500#)

x. = Anything else which hasn't matched an existing ATA dialplan, and hasn't ended in a #, route over Voxalot

REMEMBER : These are all on your ATA. Your Voxalot dialplans only come into play when/if the call hits Voxalot.

So, in a nutshell, pressing # to start with gets an outside line. Ending a number with # means it will force it over the net (via SipBroker or Voxalot as appropriate). Not using # will drop to PSTN & dial - after 5 seconds, which means it's transparent for anyone not used to the system (just a bit slower than they may be used to).

[nicois]

Here's my setup.

In the billion dial plan, I do the following (which assumes you're in the '03' area code):

 Use VOIP (via voxalot) for everything EXCEPT:
   000
   1800 / 1300 / 13 numbers
 Also:
   Translate 012 / 1223 into freecall equivalents
   Allow hash to be pressed to dial straight away
   Prepend with * to force to VOIP as a literal (e.g. a 1800 number which is in the US, or a sipbroker address)
   Convert all numbers to international format (to make the voxalot rules a bit simpler)

PHP Code:

voip endpoint 1 set digitmap '(000<:@pstn>|1[38]x.T<:@pstn>|<**:*>x.T<:@voxalot>|<*:>x.T<:@voxalot>|<1223:1800612219>x.T<:@pstn>|<013:1800612219>x.T<:@pstn>|<:613>[8-9]x.#<:@voxalot>|<:613>[8-9]x.T<:@voxalot>|<0011:>x.#<:@voxalot>|<0011:>x.T<:@voxalot>|<0:61>x.#<:@voxalot>|<0:61>x.T<:@voxalot>)' 


This makes the rules simpler in voxalot:

30  	_614XXXXXXXX  	${EXTEN}  	pennytel
92 	_61XXXXXXXXX 	${EXTEN} 	sipme
95 	_ZXXXXXXXX. 	${EXTEN} 	pennytel

So mobile and international calls go to one VSP, and national calls go to a different one.

[Hally]

All local calls go through FaktorTel 52xx.
International, mobile and short calls go through PennyTel
All national calls outside local go through WDP.
I can prepend a number with 1* etc to send through a different provider.
18881 is the SipMe account balance number.
777 is the PennyTel Help Desk number.

Priority Pattern Replacement Provider Active

1 _52. 03${EXTEN} FaktorTel Yes
2 _0[2378]XXXXXXXX ${EXTEN} WorldDialPoint Yes
3 _04. ${EXTEN} Pennytel Yes
4 _0011. ${EXTEN} Pennytel Yes
5 _5*X. ${EXTEN:2} Koala VoIP Yes
6 _09. ${EXTEN} FaktorTel Yes
7 _4*X. ${EXTEN:2} SipMe Yes
8 _3*X. ${EXTEN:2} Pennytel Yes
9 _7XXXX ${EXTEN} Koala VoIP Yes
10 _888xxxxx. ${EXTEN} Pennytel Yes
11 _1777xxxxxx ${EXTEN} SipMe Yes
12 _619XXXXXXXX ${EXTEN} WorldDialPoint Yes
13 _13xx. ${EXTEN} FaktorTel Yes
14 _1*X. ${EXTEN:2} WorldDialPoint Yes
15 _2*X. ${EXTEN:2} FaktorTel Yes
16 _18881 ${EXTEN} SipMe Yes
17 _777 ${EXTEN} Pennytel Yes

[scrag]

Here are my dial plans:

Priority Pattern Replacement Provider Active
10 _[45689]XXXXXXX 03${EXTEN} Pennytel
20 _0[2378]XXXXXXXX ${EXTEN} Pennytel
30 _0[45]XXXXXXXX 61${EXTEN:1} Pennytel
40 _1[38]00XXXXXX 61${EXTEN} Pennytel
50 _1[3]XXXX 61${EXTEN} Pennytel
60 _0011. 00${EXTEN:4} Voipbuster
70 _#1[45689]XXXXXXX 77903${EXTEN:2} Pennytel
80 _#10[2378]XXXXXXXX 779${EXTEN:2} Pennytel
90 _XXX. ${EXTEN} Pennytel

[srdudley]

I am new to voxalot and would like for someone to help me with my dial plan. I will post my current dial plan with an explaination of it and I was hoping someone could come up with a voxalot dial plan, I want all calls to go via my engin account except for those that go to pstn currently like 000. I live in Queensland Australian and am with engin. My ata is a SPA-3000

Thanks in advance

(*xx|000S0<:@gw0>|<#1:@gw0>|1223S0<:@gw0>|0011xx.| 0018xx.|1194S0<:@gw0>|1300xxxxxxS0|1902xxxxxxS0|18 00xxxxxxS0<:@gw0>|13[1-9]xxxS0<:@gw0>|<:07>[3-5]xxxxxxx|0[2-9]xxxxxxxxS0|<9999:1300305000>S0|<12345:0731142100>S 0|<111:074631????>S0|<111:040391????>S0|<123:00114 4207503????>S0)


*xx --- allows in-built ATA codes
000S0<:@gw0> --- Emergency Calls to PSTN
<#1:@gw0> --- Dial #1 to get Real Telstra Dial Tone to check Message Bank or use PSTN
1223S0<:@gw0> --- Telstra Directory Assist via PSTN
0011xx. --- Dial International
0018xx. --- Dial International - UK Special
1194S0<:@gw0> ---- Telstra Time Call via PSTN
1300xxxxxxS0 --- Dial 1300 Numbers
1800xxxxxxS0<:@gw0> --- 1800 numbers via PSTN
13[1-9]xxxS0 --- Dial 13 numbers
1900xxxxxx! --- Bar all calls to 1900 Numbers
<:07>[3-5]xxxxxxx --- add 07 to all numbers starting with 2,3,4 for QLD
0[2-9]xxxxxxxxS0 --- interstate numbers
<9999:1300305000>S0 --- dial 9999 rings engin helpdesk
<12345:0731142100>S0 --- dial 12345 rings engin Voice Mail
<111:074694????>S0 --- Dial 111 rings Family member No. 1
<0111:040391????>S0 --- Dial 0111 rings Family member No. 1 on Mobile
<123:001144207503????>S0) --- Dial 123 to ring Rebecca in the UK

[qubo]

HI I wonder if it possible to config a dialplan behind asterisk since I put the following but is not working I want to use my voxalot account as a sipbroker account to make free calls to +2000 voip providers
any help would be welcome and appreciate

sip.conf
------------------

register =>3833xx:xxxxx@us.voxalot.com/3833xx

[voxalot]
type=peer
context=protel_incoming
fromuser=3833xx
;fromdomain=us.voxalot.com
fromdomain=us.voxalot.com
host=us.voxalot.com
port=5060
incominglimit=3
insecure=invite
nat=yes
canreinvite=no
disallow=all
allow=alaw
allow=ulaw
allow=g723
secret=xxxxx
user=3833xx
username=3833xx
---------------------------------------
extension.conf

exten => 3833xx,1,Ringing()
exten => 3833xx,n,Dial(SIP/1031&SIP/1001&SIP/2222,150,tThHkKr)

exten => _200X.,1,Dial(SIP/3833xx/${EXTEN:3},120,tThHkKr)


here the 200 gives a line to my voxalot account then I want to put *011 and any number for voip as sipbroker.com but when dial * the call drop so i can not make to work for sipbroker.com calls