Is there a test number registered in e164.org

[stuartri]

Does anyone know if there is a test number (like the echo tests) registered in e164.org that I can call and verify that

1. Voxalot actually successfully does the lookup and route the call on net for free and I can contact that number.

This would help in trouble shooting issues with enum lookup.

At the present time I am not able to verify if a lookup is successful or not.

Kindest Regards Stuart

[affinity]

Originally Posted by stuartri

Does anyone know if there is a test number .....

Well you can test in dial plans, just eneter the number and press the test button -- it will tell you where the call routes.

[stuartri]

Thanks for that Afinity.

If I had a test number to call then I could know with confidence that the call routing and all my configuration actually works.

I have confirmed using the test button on my billion dial plan that calls get routed to voxalot.com.au.

I now need to know a number that has a sip uri entry so I can call it to see if everything works and the on net call is actually made or if I get an engaged signal.

This is the final step that I have not been able to verify yet.

Thanks Stuart

[DracoFelis]

Originally Posted by stuartri

Does anyone know if there is a test number (like the echo tests) registered in e164.org that I can call and verify that

1. Voxalot actually successfully does the lookup and route the call on net for free and I can contact that number.

When testing ENUM (e164) calling, I usually use the ENUM test number listed on this Wiki Page: http://faq.sipbroker.com/tiki-index....=Phone+Numbers

1-516-687-5089 SuperNetTel.com ENUM test (After playing an ad, it tells you whether you connected via ENUM or PSTN. You won't hear anything unless your adapter is set to prefer G.711. Open.)

[stuartri]

DracoFelis,

Thanks very much for that. I can confirm that my system is working.

I called the number and it verified that enum lookup via voxalot is working.
I also checked my call detail records and no transaction came up as would be expected.

I did notice the line to be very scratchy though. Do you know if it actually terminates onto a pstn line? My suspision is that it does.

Thanks again.
Stuart