In article <42e266f7$0$38046$bed64819@news.gradwell.net>,
"Sparks" <this@is.invalid> writes:
>> Thanks for that, it now works if I dail the full UK number (020 8XXX XXXX
>> etc...)
>> I now want to get it to work with my area code. but I cant seem to get
>> this to work :(
>
> Okay, I have got it now!!
>
> For anyone else who is doing this,
> I have the following in my Outboaund Routing -> VoIPBuster -> Dial Pattern
> 0|Z.
> 6.
> 7.
> 8.
>
> In the Trunks -> VoIPBuster -> Dial Rules I have the following
> 0044+XXXXXXXXXX
> 00441689+XXXXXX
>
> From a phone conencted to the Asterisk box, I can now dial an 01 or 02
> number wihout prefixing, Asterisk then inserts 0044 then removes the first 0
> of the dialed number.
>
> I can dial any local number starting with 6, 7 or 8 followed by 5 numbers,
> it will then add 00441689 in front automaticlly.

What have you got against those in 01689 whose local numbers start with
a 2 or 3? OK, in the case of 01689, no local numbers happen to start
with 4, 5, or 9 at the moment. A general case, applicable to any UK
geographic area, would be to code it interpret any initial digit 2 to 9
inclusive as meaning the start of a local number - effectively what
happens at the telco for a standard line line.

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Tim Clark