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avoipuser · 05-21-2009, 05:34 PM

Are there any Linksys / Sipura dial plan experts here ?

The part of my existing dial plan to handle SIP broker calls is:

|*x.<:@sipbroker.com>|

so that any number starting with * is passed to SIP broker.

If I dial, for example

*258 nnnnnnnn #

where nnnnnnnn is a 8 digit VOIPtalk user number, it connects to that VOIPtalk user OK.

However if I forget to dial the # and only dial

*258 nnnnnnnn

I end up dialling a Mozambique number (the VOIP service I am logged into accepts * as the international dialling prefix and 258 is the country code for Mozambique).

I can't include the S0 terminator in the dial plan because SIP broker calls have varying lengths.

Does anyone know a way of not requiring the # terminator to be dialled ?

The Linksys software version I am using is 3.1.22(LS)

I have tried reading Answer
but this does not appear to offer a way of doing this.

05-21-2009, 05:34 PM	#1
avoipuser Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: U.K. Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Any Linksys / Sipura dial plan experts here Are there any Linksys / Sipura dial plan experts here ? The part of my existing dial plan to handle SIP broker calls is: \|x.<:@sipbroker.com>\| so that any number starting with is passed to SIP broker. If I dial, for example 258 nnnnnnnn # where nnnnnnnn is a 8 digit VOIPtalk user number, it connects to that VOIPtalk user OK. However if I forget to dial the # and only dial 258 nnnnnnnn I end up dialling a Mozambique number (the VOIP service I am logged into accepts * as the international dialling prefix and 258 is the country code for Mozambique). I can't include the S0 terminator in the dial plan because SIP broker calls have varying lengths. Does anyone know a way of not requiring the # terminator to be dialled ? The Linksys software version I am using is 3.1.22(LS) I have tried reading Answer but this does not appear to offer a way of doing this. Last edited by avoipuser; 05-21-2009 at 10:03 PM.