| [Voip.ms] Voip.ms Question on Digit Map Hi all,
I have my voip.ms setup nicely with my obi100. Everything seems to be working fine except:
1) Dialing *97 takes me to "comedian mail"
2) International calls are not connecting (but everything enabled in account online)
Dial plan I am using (from mango's site):
( [23456789]11 | *xxx. | [2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0 | 1[2-9]xx[2-9]xxxxxxS0 | 011xxxxxxx. | [#*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x][*x]. )
What am I doing wrong? I am registered on the toronto server. |
|
|
|
PX EliezerPremium
join:2008-08-09
Hutt River
kudos:13 Reviews:
 ·callwithus
·voip.ms
·Optimum Voice
·Vitelity VOIP
·Gizmo5
| That's Mango's dial plan for a Linksys ATA like the PAP2T.
But you have an Obi !!
Not the same.
See here for dial plans for using the Obi on Voip.MS
»wiki.voip.ms/article/OBi110
----------------------------
Also, make sure on the Voip.MS online dashboard that you have (1) enabled international calling in general and (2) enabled specific countries in particular.
----------------------------
Voip.MS uses Comedian Mail. This is in honor of all the great Canadians from Mack Sennett to Dan Aykroyd. Yes, when you dial *97 you'll get Comedian Mail.
You may need to configure your mail setup:
»wiki.voip.ms/article/Voicemail |
|
Mangowww.toao.net
join:2008-12-25
Alberta
kudos:11 Reviews:
·Anveo
 ·Shaw
·AcroVoice
·Callcentric
·callwithus
·voip.ms
·FreePhoneLine
 ·TELUS
| reply to afinite
said by afinite :1) Dialing *97 takes me to "comedian mail"
Be sure you remembered to set Account Settings >> General >> Voicemail Associated to the Main Account (if you use the main account) or Manage Sub Account >> Internal Extension VoiceMail (if you use a sub account). |
|
| reply to Mango
Re: [Voip.ms] Voip.ms Question on Digit Map said by Mango:said by afinite :1) Dialing *97 takes me to "comedian mail"
Be sure you remembered to set Account Settings >> General >> Voicemail Associated to the Main Account (if you use the main account) or Manage Sub Account >> Internal Extension VoiceMail (if you use a sub account). Yes I did set the voice mail on the voip.ms website.
My understanding was that dialing *97 skips the "login" to voice mail. But for me it asks for mailbox ID after saying comedian mail...
Am I doing something wrong? |
|
1 edit | said by vomer 
Yes I did set the voice mail on the voip.ms website.
My understanding was that dialing *97 skips the "login" to voice mail. But for me it asks for mailbox ID after saying comedian mail...
Am I doing something wrong?
|
|
| reply to PX Eliezer
said by PX Eliezer:That's Mango's dial plan for a Linksys ATA like the PAP2T.
But you have an Obi !!
Not the same.
See here for dial plans for using the Obi on Voip.MS
»wiki.voip.ms/article/OBi110
----------------------------
Also, make sure on the Voip.MS online dashboard that you have (1) enabled international calling in general and (2) enabled specific countries in particular.
----------------------------
Voip.MS uses Comedian Mail. This is in honor of all the great Canadians from Mack Sennett to Dan Aykroyd. Yes, when you dial *97 you'll get Comedian Mail.
You may need to configure your mail setup:
»wiki.voip.ms/article/Voicemail
Thanks, I set mine to :
(1xxxxxxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|011xx.|xx.|*xx.|(Mipd)|[^*]@@.)
Changed 555 -> 647 since my DID tarts with this. Is this the right thing to do?
Also, I thought dialing *97 skips the mailbox login...? |
|
| reply to lilarry
I only have 1 account and 1 did...
said by lilarry:said by vomer
Yes I did set the voice mail on the voip.ms website.
My understanding was that dialing *97 skips the "login" to voice mail. But for me it asks for mailbox ID after saying comedian mail...
Am I doing something wrong?
It is possible that you have your device registered to a different account than the one you set voice mail for. For example, setting up the voice mail on the main account will only enable *97 on a device registered to the main account. If you've set a voice mailbox on the main account, but your device is registered to a sub-account on which you did not set a voice mail box (or vice versa), then *97 will have to play the login because it does not know what mailbox you want. Just a thought. |
|
