Bernie, A 'w' would add a .5 second pause in the dialstring. So, where you're specifying the 8 for outside access, try using ww8ww. It's unlikely that this is the problem but it'll go offhook, wait to allow the CO to give you dialtone then dial 8, wait to allow the dialtone to come back then dial the rest of the digits.
I assume you've plugged a regular phone directly into each line and dialed to ensure that the lines have been provisioned properly by your centrex provider. When you say you can dial 411 on line 2, is that through asterisk? Do you have to dial 8411 or just 411 if you've got a phone directly connected? Maybe you should try putting line 2 into group 1 and leaving line 1 in group 0. Then you can deal with one line at a time. If you swapped the lines, then it certainly sounds like the problem is related to the Asterisk port, rather than the centrex line but try this stuff and let's see where we end up. Dave On 8/30/06, Bernie Borgmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Dave Thanks for the fast reply here is what I have found. I used FREEpbx to setup the Trunks ZAP/g0 When I specify the 8 in the prefix box Channel 1 works great, channel 2 just fast busy If I dial 411 on channel 2 it works so I know the line is getting out. So I think maybe it is the line I switch the phone lines channel 1 still works channel 2 still just fast busy. I remove the prefix 8 from the box and code a dial string 8+NXXNXXXXXX in the dial rules it dial with the exact same result as above. Is there a pause I can add to the dial string to slow down the rule When I originally built the box I had only 1FXO in the box and upgraded to the Digium TDM400P after, this couldn't be a problem could it?? Cheers Bernie At 12:15 PM 8/30/2006, Dave Donovan wrote: >Ok, you're using FreePBX/Trixbox. That's relevant because now you >should be making changes through the GUI unless the feature you want >isn't supported in the GUI. > >You have to look at your trunk and outgoing route settings in FreePBX. >I can't remember exactly where, but there's a place to specify the >digit that's needed to access an outside line. Just hover your mouse --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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