On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 15:04:30 -0400 (EDT), Ken D'Ambrosio wrote:
So I'm confused: any ideas on how this worked when the PBX was hooked
straight to the PSTN? Is there some SS7 signal or something that says,
This is an international call, when the number has no 011 preface? I'd
hate to have to
the provider may be tagging it on. have you checked pridialplan, or
prilocaldialplan settings and playing around with that in zapata.conf ?
Oooh. That makes sense. I've poked around, but don't really see much
documentation on this. 'Cause going outbound is easy, but how do I check
to see if
You have handsets connected to your proprietary PBX. Most domestic
things you dial on your proprietary PBX handsets get passed directly
through to your asterisk box without getting mangled by your
proprietary PBX. International calls that are prefixed by 011 are
getting mangled by your
Hi, all. We've got a PoS legacy PBX at my company that doesn't have call
accounting. I figured, Hey, why not stick a dual-span T1 Asterisk-based
system in the middle? Then, I just passively pass in-bound calls to the
PBX, and outbound calls to the PSTN. I can then have Asterisk do all the
call
My outbound dialing rule was incredibly complex:
exten = _X.,1,Dial(${PASSTHROUGHTRUNK}/${EXTEN})
And everything seemed to be working ducky, until I went to call Germany
and got -- a local cell phone number. Needless to say, this puzzled me
greatly. A quick look at my log, though, showed
