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Hello, I would like to parse inbound Asterisk IAX2 7-digit numbers in the form of 123-4567 and strip out the first four digits, and then dial whatever number digits remain. If I only have three digits (000-999) and have a mix of channels (ZAP, SIP, IAX2) could someone please point out how I can use a single DIAL command to just dial the extension regardless of the type of channel. .. For each

...munity, our understanding is that only 5 people have managed to signup thru this automated system, and we will be contacting each of them individually to insure they are refunded and happy with the resolution. Thank you, David Deutsch, President Tris Telecommunications, LLC (800) 547-4057 x1001 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20041230/c6f25a56/attachment.htm

...erisk newbie (but no stranger to telephony). The setup is simple: two Grandstream BudgeTel 100 phones (SIPPhone specials) on a private segment calling to a Linux box acting as the segment's firewall with a leg on our public network. The phones are setup as SIP/phone1 (x1000) and SIP/phone2 (x1001), respectively (thanks to the Asterisk HOWTO). Getting IAX to work with IAXTEL wasn't a problem, but I'm still fighting with inbound/outbound VoIP "trunks" with IAX2 or anything SIP. I can call 1700NXXNXXX IAXTEL numbers, and anything gatewayed from that network (ie, FWD 1700...