You want Asterisk to dial 1-630-XXX-XXX, but the telco only got
630-XXX-XXXX, which the provider will see "630-XXXX" and assume your
current area code of 312.
Rob Schall wrote:
But if this was the case, then why would the message playback (from the
provider) read back the digits from the start. I mean, I dialed
630-XXX-XXX and it reads back 312 (my local area code)-630-XXX-X
I would think if it wasn't waiting, then it would do like a 312-30X-XX-XX
Rob
John Novack wrote:
Rob Schall wrote:
Here's a possible bug, or more likely, I'm just missing something.
We have a pots card in one of our asterisk boxes. Its a simple
asterisk setup with one FXO/FXS card and basic static extensions
file, etc. When we dial out over the pots line, 4 out of 5 times, it
will work. However,every 4 or 5 times, we get an error back from the
provider that says "The number you have dialed..... blah blah blah".
Common defect in the Zaptel driver.
It does NOT listen for dial tone, so if you have not inserted a "w" or
three into the dial string, it will dial before the Central Office is
ready, and it may miss a digit, causing misdials.
Curious that cheap modems years ago learned to listen for dial tone,
but the Zaptel driver doesn't, and of course this is considered a
"feature request" rather than a bug, and no one seems to want to fix it.
John Novack
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