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Ron · 03-31-2006, 06:52 AM

gwizz,

I had VoIPBuster (outbound only) until they took away my unused credit yesterday. The end-to-end delay with it was so horrendous I won't be giving them any more.

I'm not 100% sure of what you're expecting, but....

If you have a DID with VoiPBuster, it will not ring directly into VoXaLot even though you have set up a VoXaLot Provider entry for VoIPBuster . If it can be forwarded via SIP URI, you can point it to VoXaLot and you will receive those incoming calls on your VoXaLot phone.

From the VoXaLot Web Callback perspective, there are only outgoing calls. VoXaLot uses the "Your Number" provider to make the first outgoing call. Once it's completed, VoXaLot uses the "Number to Dial" provider to make the second call. It then bridges the two calls together (at least conceptually).

Ron

03-31-2006, 06:52 AM	#7
Ron Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 447 Thanks: 4 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts	gwizz, I had VoIPBuster (outbound only) until they took away my unused credit yesterday. The end-to-end delay with it was so horrendous I won't be giving them any more. I'm not 100% sure of what you're expecting, but.... If you have a DID with VoiPBuster, it will not ring directly into VoXaLot even though you have set up a VoXaLot Provider entry for VoIPBuster . If it can be forwarded via SIP URI, you can point it to VoXaLot and you will receive those incoming calls on your VoXaLot phone. From the VoXaLot Web Callback perspective, there are only outgoing calls. VoXaLot uses the "Your Number" provider to make the first outgoing call. Once it's completed, VoXaLot uses the "Number to Dial" provider to make the second call. It then bridges the two calls together (at least conceptually). Ron Last edited by Ron; 03-31-2006 at 07:34 AM.