VOIP Tech Chat → Re: Obi200 - different providers for incoming/outgoing?

I understand. I was able to copy a digit map from elsewhere that made 10 digit dialling work. Thanks for all your help!

One more question - is there a way to prevent SP2 (FPL) from ringing the phone on incoming calls? Or will that happen automatically since the ATA has not registered with the FPL server?

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Is there a way to design the digit map so that 911 calls go out through SP1 and all other calls through SP2?

And one more question - is there a way to automatically block caller id for outgoing calls using the digit map? (since FPL does not allow caller id spoofing)

That will happen automatically if the ATA is not registered - unless your firewall is insecure and you receive scanning calls; post back and we can give you some advice if that happens.That we can definitely do. Please try to add the following to the beginning of your PHONE Port OutboundCallRoute:

{([589]11):sp1},
 

The above is from memory. To test to see if I'm right, dial 511 or 811, and if the call is routed via VoIP.ms, 911 should work properly.As far as I'm aware you can't do this, but you could try to dial *67 before a call to test to see if I'm right.

That we can definitely do. Please try to add the following to the beginning of your PHONE Port OutboundCallRoute:

{([589]11):sp1},

The above is from memory. To test to see if I'm right, dial 511 or 811, and if the call is routed via VoIP.ms, 911 should work properly.

That worked. Thanks. Now to to figure out how to block outgoing caller ID so I don't have to dial *67 each time.

*67 worked? Wow. Try *81; that should make it stick.

Nope. *67 did not work on FPL. Nor did *81.
In searching around the net and on FPL forums, it looks like FPL does not honour caller ID blocking and passes the information along to other providers. So I don't think this will work for me. I will just have to stick with my voip.ms line and pay the (quite reasonable) charges for outgoing calls.

You can use a star code to accomplish this function. The following example can be modified if it doesn't meet your requirements.

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Edit:
I didn't see your post saying *67 doesn't work on FPL. Maybe this will help someone else, so I'll leave this post.