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On 8 Mar 2007, at 13:34, Olivier wrote:
I have left the default for outgoing calls to be the mobile network.
To make a call via the Asterisk PBX, you need to enter the number
then press
the 'options' key, select 'Call' & go to 'Internet Call'.
Is this 'Call' & go to 'Internet Call' usable when you select a
callee using the phone's directory ?
Yes it is. However, this also depends on how you set up your dial
plan and how you store phone numbers in your directory.
I have set up my Asterisk dial plan to understand and work with the
"universal" phone number notation of "+<country code><area
code><number>", which is understood by the mobile network as well. I
store all my phone numbers that way, be they local, long distance or
international long distance from where I am. This means I can select
any phone number from my phone book and dial out via the mobile
network or my Asterisk server, it just works.
jens
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