Fixed this by removing the Gateway from the Dial Plan - thanks Tony! So the gateway in the dialplan means where to send the call (or which gateways to allow for matched calls). I supposed it had meant where it was receiving a call as well.
Cheers Jesse On 15/08/2010, at 9:11 PM, Jesse Reynolds wrote: > Hello > > We have a 100 number indial range with Internode / Nodephone (Broadworks). If > I manually specify one of the numbers as an alias for an extension then > calling this number correctly rings the extension. However if I try and > instead use a dial plan for incoming calls via the ITSP gateway to look at > the last two digits, stick '10' on the front and use that to figure out which > extension to ring, it doesn't work (rings for a while and then fails). > > Upon closer inspection it appears that sipx is correctly calculating the > extension (1028 in my case) but is then sending the call back to the ITSP! > It's sending it to [email protected] which of course Internode > doesn't know what to do with. Why is > > I have a sip trace but am worried about pasting it in as it contains phone > numbers and domain names and stuff. Or should I get over myself and send it > through anyway? > > Thank you > Jesse > > > _______________________________________________ > sipx-users mailing list > [email protected] > List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users/ Jesse Reynolds Virtual Artists Pty Ltd - http://www.va.com.au/ Phone: 08 7120 7134 (Adelaide) or 02 9043 2288 (Sydney) Mobile: 0414 669 790
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