Sipura 3000 PSTN to VoIP

I would like to call trough my home PBX to the PSTN port of my Sipura 3000
and then dial through VoIP such as VoIPBuster.

I have on the PSTN line two dial plans:
Dial plan 1: ([36]xxx<:@gw1>) ---- calls 3xxx and 6xxx numbers through gw1
to an Asterix (remote)
Dial plan 2: (<0:0031>[123457]xxxxxxxx<:@gw2>) --- calls Dutch 0xxxxxxxxx
landline numbers through gw2 = VoIPBuster
Both gateways and dialplans work for line 1.

In the Sipura 3000 under the PSTN tab / PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup I have:
- PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Enable: yes
- PSTN Caller Auth Method: no (no PIN needed)
- PSTN Ring Thru Line 1: no
- PSTN CID For VoIP CID: no
- PSTN Caller ID Pattern: empty (from any number should be access to the
dial-out)

The Sipura answers the call to the Sipura PSTN port and gives a dial tone
(albeit "hesitating" in the beginning).
But it does not connect to any outside number. In stead, it gives a busy
tone after a time-out.

Possibly I have not correctly configured the Sipura 3000? Can anyone tell me
the correct settings?

Rgds, Henk

Don't bother anymore.
I found the problem in the bloody manual. PSTN dials out only through the
configured SIP provider and regretfully ignores the gateways.

Thanks for the assistance in this newsgroup anyway.

Rgds, Henk

"Henk van Andel" <hva@doge.nl> wrote in message
news:43535357$0$806$3a628fcd@textreader.nntp.hccne t.nl...
>I would like to call trough my home PBX to the PSTN port of my Sipura 3000
>and then dial through VoIP such as VoIPBuster.
>
> I have on the PSTN line two dial plans:
> Dial plan 1: ([36]xxx<:@gw1>) ---- calls 3xxx and 6xxx numbers through gw1
> to an Asterix (remote)
> Dial plan 2: (<0:0031>[123457]xxxxxxxx<:@gw2>) --- calls Dutch 0xxxxxxxxx
> landline numbers through gw2 = VoIPBuster
> Both gateways and dialplans work for line 1.
>
> In the Sipura 3000 under the PSTN tab / PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup I
> have:
> - PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Enable: yes
> - PSTN Caller Auth Method: no (no PIN needed)
> - PSTN Ring Thru Line 1: no
> - PSTN CID For VoIP CID: no
> - PSTN Caller ID Pattern: empty (from any number should be access to the
> dial-out)
>
> The Sipura answers the call to the Sipura PSTN port and gives a dial tone
> (albeit "hesitating" in the beginning).
> But it does not connect to any outside number. In stead, it gives a busy
> tone after a time-out.
>
> Possibly I have not correctly configured the Sipura 3000? Can anyone tell
> me the correct settings?
>
> Rgds, Henk
>
>

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 20:45:13 +0200, "Henk van Andel" <hva@doge.nl>
wrote:

>Don't bother anymore.
>I found the problem in the bloody manual. PSTN dials out only through the
>configured SIP provider and regretfully ignores the gateways.

I haven't tried this but I do know that it is possible to link the
PSTN line to the voip. It may not be as bad as you think though. I
assume that it obeys the dial plan and, if this is so then you can
apply a rule, within the dial plan to dial out via another provider. I
would have thought you could set the dial plan to dial out via <:gwX>
where X is the number of the gateway. If not you can set any number of
providers up WITHIN the dial plan without reference to the gw
settings. I thought I had a copy of the syntax but I have lost
it...look it up on voxilla.com if you need it.
I repeat though, I haven't tried this so I don't know if this applies
to your application.
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"Brian A" <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 20:45:13 +0200, "Henk van Andel" <hva@doge.nl>
> wrote:
>
>>Don't bother anymore.
>>I found the problem in the bloody manual. PSTN dials out only through the
>>configured SIP provider and regretfully ignores the gateways.
>
> I haven't tried this but I do know that it is possible to link the
> PSTN line to the voip. It may not be as bad as you think though. I
> assume that it obeys the dial plan and, if this is so then you can
> apply a rule, within the dial plan to dial out via another provider. I
> would have thought you could set the dial plan to dial out via <:gwX>
> where X is the number of the gateway. If not you can set any number of
> providers up WITHIN the dial plan without reference to the gw
> settings. I thought I had a copy of the syntax but I have lost
> it...look it up on voxilla.com if you need it.
> I repeat though, I haven't tried this so I don't know if this applies
> to your application.
> Remove 'no_spam_' from email address.

Thanks Brian, for your reaction and suggestion.
I looked at Voxilla and found the syntax which you meant (I guess).
So in (my default) dial plan 1 on the PSTN line I made:

(<0:0031>[123457]xxxxxxxx|[36]xxx<:@sip.dosgg.nl;usr=aaaaaa;pwd="bbbbbbb";nat=ye s>)

The first part (<0:0031>[123457]xxxxxxxx dials out via VoIPBuster, which is
configured as teh standard SIP account.
The second part |[36]xxx<:@sip.dosgg.nl;usr=aaaaaa;pwd="bbbbbbb";nat=ye s>)
dials out via a diffetrent SIP server.

Indeed, it works!!!

Once again thanks for your intervention.

Rgds, Henk

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 23:32:46 +0200, "Henk van Andel" <hva@doge.nl>
wrote:

>
>"Brian A" <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:nms7l19r683kod6d5rbva3rrv7oqafuvs4@4ax.com.. .
>> On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 20:45:13 +0200, "Henk van Andel" <hva@doge.nl>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Don't bother anymore.
>>>I found the problem in the bloody manual. PSTN dials out only through the
>>>configured SIP provider and regretfully ignores the gateways.
>>
>> I haven't tried this but I do know that it is possible to link the
>> PSTN line to the voip. It may not be as bad as you think though. I
>> assume that it obeys the dial plan and, if this is so then you can
>> apply a rule, within the dial plan to dial out via another provider. I
>> would have thought you could set the dial plan to dial out via <:gwX>
>> where X is the number of the gateway. If not you can set any number of
>> providers up WITHIN the dial plan without reference to the gw
>> settings. I thought I had a copy of the syntax but I have lost
>> it...look it up on voxilla.com if you need it.
>> I repeat though, I haven't tried this so I don't know if this applies
>> to your application.
>> Remove 'no_spam_' from email address.
>
>Thanks Brian, for your reaction and suggestion.
>I looked at Voxilla and found the syntax which you meant (I guess).
>So in (my default) dial plan 1 on the PSTN line I made:
>
>(<0:0031>[123457]xxxxxxxx|[36]xxx<:@sip.dosgg.nl;usr=aaaaaa;pwd="bbbbbbb";nat=ye s>)
>
>The first part (<0:0031>[123457]xxxxxxxx dials out via VoIPBuster, which is
>configured as teh standard SIP account.
>The second part |[36]xxx<:@sip.dosgg.nl;usr=aaaaaa;pwd="bbbbbbb";nat=ye s>)
>dials out via a diffetrent SIP server.
>
>Indeed, it works!!!
>
>Once again thanks for your intervention.
>
>Rgds, Henk
Yes that was the syntax I was meaning. Pleased to have been of help.

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