Dial Plan

I've setup a separate gateway (voipstunt) on my SPA 3000 which I want
to be able to use only when I make a call starting:

00 27

Which would be the call from the UK to South Africa.

I currently use voip.co.uk but want to use voipstun for calls starting
00 27

My dial plan at present is as follows:

(999S0 <:@gw0>|1[45]71S0 <:@gw0>|123S0 <:@gw0>|100S0 <:@gw0>|152S0
<:@gw0>|<:01245>[2-8]xx.|xx.|#9<:@gw0>)


What would it look like if I used the voipstunt gateway (which is GW1)
for calls starting 00 27?

On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 19:07:25 +0100, Jono
<nothanks@notonyournelly.blueyonder.com.co.uk> wrote:

>Woggle laid this down on his screen :
>> I've setup a separate gateway (voipstunt) on my SPA 3000 which I want
>> to be able to use only when I make a call starting:
>>
>> 00 27
>>
>> Which would be the call from the UK to South Africa.
>>
>> I currently use voip.co.uk but want to use voipstun for calls starting
>> 00 27
>>
>> My dial plan at present is as follows:
>>
>> (999S0 <:@gw0>|1[45]71S0 <:@gw0>|123S0 <:@gw0>|100S0 <:@gw0>|152S0
>> <:@gw0>|<:01245>[2-8]xx.|xx.|#9<:@gw0>)
>>
>>
>> What would it look like if I used the voipstunt gateway (which is GW1)
>> for calls starting 00 27?
>
>wouldn't adding something like |0027x.<:@gw1> do the trick? I've not
>played with gateways & more complex dialplans much, so I could be way
>off the mark!
>
Check out my, albeit scrappy looking, website where you can learn
about writing dial plans. Seems to a been a success with others so you
should be able to follow it OK. Comments in guest book appreciated.
www.leafcom.co.uk
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