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I just see this on an inbound route:
Regex (FAIL) [Infotech_Inbound] destination_number(30177421*203) =~ /^(01332460590)$/ break=on-false
It looks like the carrier is sending you the username rather than the DID number!
Regex (FAIL) [Infotech_Inbound] destination_number(30177421*203) =~ /^(01332460590)$/ break=on-false
It looks like the carrier is sending you the username rather than the DID number!
Thats how they route DID. You have one master number and then other numbers are put in the syntax you see.
Its just the way their system works, and they don't have channels. Its a limitation that all numbers after the master also have to have an extension and therefore allows them to used separately.
This does work on 3cx trunks adding them separately.
Its just the way their system works, and they don't have channels. Its a limitation that all numbers after the master also have to have an extension and therefore allows them to used separately.
This does work on 3cx trunks adding them separately.
[Infotech_Inbound] destination_number(30177421*203) =~ /^(01332460590)$/ break=on-false
The trunk is connected via this method 30177421*203 thus when you call the number 01332460590, its supposed to pass it to this connected trunk 30177421*203.
Although they said I may need 30177421*203 in the inbound rule too!
The trunk is connected via this method 30177421*203 thus when you call the number 01332460590, its supposed to pass it to this connected trunk 30177421*203.
Although they said I may need 30177421*203 in the inbound rule too!
You have to add separate trunk. That's the downside, the upside is you can have as many concurrent calls as you like.
Same result:
Regex (FAIL) [30177421*203] destination_number(30177421*203) =~ /^(30177421*203)$/ break=on-false
Also this :
EXECUTE sofia/external/07776130590@46.31.231.185 log([inbound routes] 404 not found 46.31.231.185)
I might try a new trunk tomorrow - may be it just doesn't work with Voipfone.
Regex (FAIL) [30177421*203] destination_number(30177421*203) =~ /^(30177421*203)$/ break=on-false
Also this :
EXECUTE sofia/external/07776130590@46.31.231.185 log([inbound routes] 404 not found 46.31.231.185)
I might try a new trunk tomorrow - may be it just doesn't work with Voipfone.
That should have given you a match: Regex (FAIL) [30177421*203] destination_number(30177421*203) =~ /^(30177421*203)$/ break=on-false
I think this worked. Im hearing dial and the active calls shows the call. Im not in the office so can't see the phones, but looks to have worked!
Do you know why the \ seems to work in this case?
Thanks for all your input, its very much appreciated. And this is supposed to be the easy bit
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Its your carrier that's absolute crap that's the problem The \ is escaping the *. We are not used to receiving * as a RURI of an INVITE. Like I said though, with this carrier your problems really start when you have more than one did number to bring in.
The \ is escaping the *. We are not used to receiving * as a RURI of an INVITE. Like I said though, with this carrier your problems really start when you have more than one did number to bring in.
Billy, Having to add an additional trunk/gateway for every DID is ridicules. That setting will ultimately cause a ton of headaches and somethign I have never seen any carrier/provider do. The channel limitation is set by your provider and then you can set it in FusionPBX on your side. We can have one trunk with 100+ channels/call paths no problem. I would look at Skyetel.com. They have been great for us and also a sponser of the FusionPBX project. Great rates and Chris is awesome.
Billy you can see SkyeTel from Accounts -> Providers page inside FusionPBX 4.4. Has a quick button to get to their website. And a button to help you install the settings that are needed.
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