How to: Call forward to PSTN landline/mobile Using other SIP

[175175]

HI there,
I paid for this service to get my incoming calls forwarded to my PSTN/mobile number, using my other SIP account with Braintel.

Here is the situation, I have:
-Braintel Number (SIP Provider)
-Voxalot $15/year Membership
-Land Line and Mobile

I want to use voxalot as a termination point to get my incoming calls to Braintel Number (SIP Provider Number) to be forwarded to my Australian PSTN/landline/Mobile number, either of these.

Can anyone help me please.

I really need to get it done soon, otherwise I will be in a big loss.

I will really appreciate if someone could help me out in this matter.
Thanks.

[martin]

You need to add BrainTel as a provider. Then on the right hand menu there is an item:

Call Connection
(Call Forwarding)

Click on this item and setup a call forwarding rule using BrainTel
.

[financeguy]

Originally Posted by martin

You need to add BrainTel as a provider. Then on the right hand menu there is an item:

Call Connection
(Call Forwarding)

Click on this item and setup a call forwarding rule using BrainTel
.

Voxalot won't register Braintel. That's main issue.

[majo]

Hi,
Braintel registration is no problem. You have to set codec G729 properly for incomming to work & ATA should support G729 for incooming to work.

Regards.

Majo

[VoipAlot]

Set G729, G711, a+u law.

You find G729 is the most efficient on bandwidth (but if times are tough on your connection, you may find it better to use G711 instead.)
G729 uses ~ 5-8KB/s
G711 uses ~ 60KB/s

(it's around these figures, i'm sure someone can provide them to the decimal, but you will find your ATA/Voip devices chewing up your bandwidth if this is not specified correctly. G723 does have 4 or so different bitrates, which means it can be customised depending on your prefence for voice quality).

I'm babbling now....