asterisk users - Aug 2005 - Re:TE110P EuroISDN dial out timing out

Try different entry in this parameter.
In Italy mobiles start with 3, while public services with 1 and normal user
numbers with 0.
Using pridialplan=none, every number different from 0 was resulting in
termination code 1, normally used for number never seen on the network.

Ciao
Mauro

Mauro Zanin wrote:
>Try different entry in this parameter.
>In Italy mobiles start with 3, while public services with 1 and normal user
>numbers with 0.
>Using pridialplan=none, every number different from 0 was resulting in
>termination code 1, normally used for number never seen on the network.
>
>Ciao
>Mauro
>  
>
Well, as I might not have noted or was unclear with is that it's
not working dialing PSTN phone numbers that in turn are forwarded
to mobile phone. Removing the forward it works ok so it shouldn't be
related to how numbers are beeing sent to the PBX.

Mauro Zanin wrote:
> Try different entry in this parameter.
> In Italy mobiles start with 3, while public services with 1 and normal user
> numbers with 0.
> Using pridialplan=none, every number different from 0 was resulting in
> termination code 1, normally used for number never seen on the network.
What about pridialplan=unknown ?

On Fri, Sep 02, 2005 at 08:46:10AM +0200, Thomas Petersen
wrote:
> tonini.massimo@tiscali.it wrote:
> > The caller digit 123456 (at the fourth digit connect get the ring
back)
> > exten => _1234,1,dial,sip/25
> > exten => _123456,dial.sip/30
> > in this way the other hand get the first estension and does not pass
the
> > call to the extension
> 
> Try switching the two lines around. When dialing 123456, the first line
> might also match that number. By the way it looks like you are missing
> the priority in the second line.
No, this is not a solution. Check "Controlling Sort Order" at
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+config+extensions.conf+sorting

This solution will work if the complete number is submitted in one
block. IMHO there is no solution if it is ISDN PTP (in germany
called "Anlagenanschluss"). Omit "1234" if you want to use
"_1234."


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Stefan Tichy   <asterisk@pi4tel.de>