The non-geographic to geographic number lookup should work for all numbers that conform to the e164 standard. The "Geographic number" field must contain a number, which is usually your fixed line number (including country code). Here is a short tutorial I wrote to hopefully explain it:

https://www.voxalot.com/action/stati...lay&itemOID=43

Im sorry but i do not understand the geographic number deal.

If i want to call Sky Digital from voipbuster i pay 0,10 eurocent pr minute, and the sky digital phone number is (+44) 0870 600 2888.

As i understand with voxalot i only pay 9.9 cents untimed meanining no minute charge, only for connection fee ? And how can i use it ? Can someone give me an example with the phone number for sky customer service.

It works great, now I can save even more, gotta love the VOIP stuff lol

Thanks VoXaLot

Thanks Martin. Great work.

A silly question, if the lookup failed to find the geographic number, is it possible to configure the dial plan for falling back to the PSTN line?

I've followed the instructions to the letter and the test field works, but dialled calls result in a fast busy. I'm using an SPA3102 with VoXalot as the Line 1 provider. Make Call Without Reg is set to "No". (I'm in the UK, testing 0870 numbers). Any idea what needs tweaking?

ataboy

Is this supposed to work on the voxalot.com.au server?

I still cannot get my 1300 number to work using the non-geo lookup via voxalot.... doing a non-geo lookup at e164.org gives the right result.

Yes, it does work on the Oz server. Do you have a dial plan that deals with the translated number such as:

1 _61[2378]XXXXXXXX 0${EXTEN:2} Worlddialpoint Yes [Edit] [Delete]

The 1300 number is translated into a _61 number, so unless you have a dial plan in place that deals with the international number and replaces it with a format your VSP can accept, it won't work.

Can you please PM me your 6 digit account and the number you are trying to dial. Thanks.

If I dial 1300853804 [my own 1300 number], it normally routes to 0387050300 which is setup in e164.org, both as a fixed line number and as a non-geographical number.

If I test 61387050300, it routes to my voxalot account as expected via an ENUM lookup. However if I test 1300853804, then it always passes to the VSP entered with the _1300. dial plan entry.