asterisk users - Dec 2004 - Allow calls to certain area codes

Where in Asterisk do you configure it so that you can only call certain area
codes.  Area codes not in this list would play a message saying that this number
is not supported.

How do you configure Asterisk so that you have 3 voip providers and 3 phones and
allow each phone to use a specific account.

Thanks,

Jimmy
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Where in Asterisk do you configure it so that you can only call certain area
codes.  Area codes not in this list would play a message saying that this
number is not supported.
 
How do you configure Asterisk so that you have 3 voip providers and 3 phones
and allow each phone to use a specific account.
 
Thanks,
 
Jimmy
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This can be done with pattern matching and contexts for each phone.  Use the
wiki it has examples of dial plans. 
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> Where in Asterisk do you configure it so that you
> can only call certain area codes.  Area codes not
> in this list would play a message saying that this
> number is not supported.
I can't spell this out for you from scratch since it depends on your setup. 
You would use the extension mapping from my previous message in your 
outgoing context section, in extensions.conf.
> How do you configure Asterisk so that you have
> 3 voip providers and 3 phones and allow each
> phone to use a specific account.
Either have a scalable DB-driven setup or hard code the mapping for incoming 
calls to the desired extensions, and the mapping for the outgoing calls to 
use the correct line. This isn't very hard, but * can have a pretty steep 
learning curve... so you need to know what you are doing. Start reading the 
WiKi www.voip-info.org and try things out.

--Luki