VOIP Tech Chat → Re: [CallCentric] 2 Questions

Your dial plan in many cases can be modified but the specifics depend on which ATA or IP phone you are using.

This plan will work well for CallCentric with a Linksys/Sipura ATA for example.

([49]11S0|*123S0|<:1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|1[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|011[2-9]x.|*xx.|*xxx|*75xxS0|**275*x.)
 

Should have mentioned I am using a PAP2T with a traditional wireless phone set. What does your dialplan do differently than the stock one I am using?

Thanks!

Would your dial plan work equally well with an Obi202 and CallCentric?

I haven't tried it, but that dial plan looks all right to me on the OBi devices, except for the **275 at the end, which could cause confusion. **2 is used to dial from SP2 on the OBi. I would just use a different * code using something like

([49]11S0|*123S0|<:1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|1[2-9]xxxxxxxxxS0|011[2-9]x.|*xx.|*xxx|*75xxS0|<*0:**275>*x.)
 

When you dial *0 (assuming *0 isn't used for anything else, otherwise, just just whichever code you prefer) followed by the SIP broker number, *0 will be replaced by **275 when the number gets dialed out. You could also have used something like

<*>*275*x.
 

which prepends an extra * when you dial SIP broker numbers preceded by *275.

Talking about SIP Broker, ENUMs can also be dialed out via SIP Broker. But if you want to do that, you'll have to make the last * optional (not sure if CallCentric will route the call if it doesn't see that * though):

<*0:**275>*?x.