On Fri, 29 Feb 2008 15:30:47 +0000, Oldie <realoldie@googlemail.com>
wrote:

>> Then I tried *1*010<123456>, and the call would simply not get
>> through...
>]
>Just a thought, you're not using the brackets are you?

Yes, I was! *1*031<234567>
Now that I've replaced it with *1*03123457, it's working fine!
(Despite the tech suport telling me I can not forward calls to Voxalot
;-P )



>Did you put it in
>under "Set Call Divert" in the Voipfone control panel? And did you enter
>the string in the first field "Divert all calls to"?

I have a Virtual PBX. The only field where it lets me enter the string
above, is in PSTN Failover, relative to the single extension I have.

Anyway it's working now, althoug I'm still not sure if I'm going to
stay with Voxalot for incoming calls - I can't find a way, in
Voxalot's system, to:

1) Divert to a PSTN number, if some reason I'm not logged on to
Voxalot; and with this feature working

2) avoid geting inbound calls when I'm already sleeping in Portugal,
but my clients in the USA may not ;-P

(VoipFone allows me to do both 1 and 2 above!)



>500 _11. ${EXTEN:2} Voipfone Yes Edit Delete
>
>So in this case, if you dial 110033xxxxxxxxxx over Voxalot it will send
>just 0033xxxxxxxxxx to Voipfone.

Excelent! Thanks a lot!!


Now I'll go see if I can learn something else about Voxalot, to suit
my needs.

Best,
Jose