Sipura SPA1001

I've been successfully using the following dialplan on Line 1 of the
SPA1001

(*xx|<123456S0:7654321@sipgate.co.uk>|<123457S0:76 54322@sipgate.co.uk>|<:01274>[2-9]xxxxxS0|0[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0|xx.)

Line 1 is configured for voip.co.uk, Line 2 is Sipgate.

Basically, I want calls to 123456 & 123457 to go via Sipgate (as they
would be free at all times), hence the @sipgate elements.

It has been working as expected for 2 months.

Now, in order to dial over Sipgate, it will only work if the number is
prefixed with #, which is used to select Line 2. I don't want to have
to remember to select Line 2 - I want the dialplan to be honoured.

Can anyone think why it may not be working?

Cheers.

Ivor Jones wrote on 22/07/2006 :
>
> "Jono" <nothanks@notonyournelly.blueyonder.com.co.uk> wrote
> in message
> news:mn.b5177d67c1a77155.48968@notonyournelly.blue yonder.com.co.uk
>> I've been successfully using the following dialplan on
>> Line 1 of the SPA1001
>>
>> (*xx|<123456S0:7654321@sipgate.co.uk>|<123457S0:76 54322@sipgate.co.uk>|<:01274>[2-9]xxxxxS0|0[1-8]xxxxxxxxxS0|xx.)
>>
>> Line 1 is configured for voip.co.uk, Line 2 is Sipgate.
>>
>> Basically, I want calls to 123456 & 123457 to go via
>> Sipgate (as they would be free at all times), hence the
>> @sipgate elements.
>> It has been working as expected for 2 months.
>>
>> Now, in order to dial over Sipgate, it will only work if
>> the number is prefixed with #, which is used to select
>> Line 2. I don't want to have to remember to select Line 2
>> - I want the dialplan to be honoured.
>> Can anyone think why it may not be working?
>>
>> Cheers.
>
> I wasn't aware that you could do this, I have a 1001 I use when travelling
> but I've not used it extensively and both accounts are currently on Sipgate.

.....I don't seem to be able to do this (anymore)

>
> I know it's not what you want to hear, but surely it's easier to dial a
> simple # prefix rather than mucking about with dialplans..? Also you would be
> blocking Line 1 for incoming calls when calling a number on the network that
> Line 2 is on, if you see what I mean..?!\

For simplicity in my original post, I substituted "My non-techie-mum"
with "I".

It's hardly mucking about with dialplans - having two entries to
transpose 2 PSTN numbers to 2 Sipgate SIP numbers

/I/ could use a # - my Mum's a different matter.

It doesn't block either line as call waiting is activated.

>
> Ivor
>
>
> I don't know, but can't you simply specify those numbers in the speed dial
> memories and use that..? Be aware th

Probably, though still same issue of acceptance.