Dial plan ? ?

[shezad]

Hi

I have a grandstream 2000 active with voxalot, how can i use dial plan on voxlit site ? I want to use prefix, i have registered 2 voip provider and want to use prefix button and dial out. how can i do it ?

[441516]

http://forum.voxalot.com/showthread.php?t=292
You might find above thread helpful.

[shezad]

Thanks for info

[shezad]

Well i had a look at the dial plan, but was hoping someone to give me the dial plan for my problem.

For now i have registered 4 voip account on voxalot, how many can i registered ?

On my 1 account i am using Poivy (a betamax voip company), 2 is a norwegian Phonzo, 3 Sipgate and 4 a Asian voip company

Can i type like #1 and it now using Poivy and #2 and its calling out with Phonzo and so on.... ? If yes, how shell the dial plan look like in Voxalot ?

[Ron]

Originally Posted by shezad

Well i had a look at the dial plan, but was hoping someone to give me the dial plan for my problem.

For now i have registered 4 voip account on voxalot, how many can i registered ?

On my 1 account i am using Poivy (a betamax voip company), 2 is a norwegian Phonzo, 3 Sipgate and 4 a Asian voip company

Can i type like #1 and it now using Poivy and #2 and its calling out with Phonzo and so on.... ? If yes, how shell the dial plan look like in Voxalot ?

You can do what you want, but it's not automatic. Here's an example of a VoXaLot Dial Plan using seven different providers:

1 _01NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} Gizmo Project
2 _11NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} Voxee
3 _21NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} PlainVoIP
4 _31NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} FreeDigits
5 _41NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} Vbuzzer
6 _7. ${EXTEN:1} Free World Dialup
7 _808XXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} StanaPhone

My PAP2 has a dial plan that by default prepends a '0' on the front of a dialed number. I can override that by entering a '#' and a digit. Therefore, dialed numbers go out via Gizmo Project by default, but I can specify Voxee by dialing '#1' first (or '#2' for PlainVoIP, '#3' for FreeDigits, '#4' for Vbuzzer, '#7' for FWD, '#8' for StanaPhone).

Ron

[shezad]

Hi Ron

Im still having problem understanding your dial plan system.

What i did i tried to copy your dial plan and i could not make it call out, it always says "we are sorry the number you dialed we could not connect"

When i log into voxalot dial plan i go into the advance setup, there i find priority, pattern, replacement, provider and enum .

When i copy your dial up number 1, what will stand where ?

When i use poivy i have to dial 00 city code and the phone number, thats what i want to do when i use poivy account.

When i want to use Phonzo account, then i just need to dial a regular phone number, i would just dial 51908090 then i dont have to dial 0047.

And i sipgate account i want to dial the phone number but always include a 0.

Im not sure if im doing it right, if i want to call the phone number 51908090 with poivy i have to dial 004751908090.

If i understood you right i have to dial om my grandstream 2000 ip phone #1004751908090.

And if i want to dial with phonzo the same number i have to dial #251908090

A message just comes up with "we are sorry......... could not dial .... "

What am i doing wrong ?

Originally Posted by Ron

You can do what you want, but it's not automatic. Here's an example of a VoXaLot Dial Plan using seven different providers:

1 _01NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} Gizmo Project
2 _11NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} Voxee
3 _21NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} PlainVoIP
4 _31NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} FreeDigits
5 _41NXXNXXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} Vbuzzer
6 _7. ${EXTEN:1} Free World Dialup
7 _808XXXXXX ${EXTEN:1} StanaPhone

My PAP2 has a dial plan that by default prepends a '0' on the front of a dialed number. I can override that by entering a '#' and a digit. Therefore, dialed numbers go out via Gizmo Project by default, but I can specify Voxee by dialing '#1' first (or '#2' for PlainVoIP, '#3' for FreeDigits, '#4' for Vbuzzer, '#7' for FWD, '#8' for StanaPhone).

Ron

[shezad]

I had another look at your sample and got it

[Ron]

Originally Posted by shezad

I had another look at your sample and got it

Great! Getting your head around dial plan concepts can be a little confusing at first, but once you are in control, you have a lot of flexibility. Try not to get too fancy right at first and work your way up to the more challenging tasks in small steps.

Ron