we use sipura phones SPA, which can lookup numbers in the directory, very nice,.
but, most of the numbers are in the +44xxxxxx format.
dialing such a number gives the error "invalid number", so the number is not even being send to the pbx.
is there anyone here who can tell me how to change the default dialplan so it allows +44xxx sending to the pbx?
or even better to replace the "+" with "00"
thanks!!
rob
Adding <+:00>xxxxxxS0 with
Adding <+:00>xxxxxxS0 with the correct substitution of x's for your dial rules should do what you want.
file is corrupt, because of < >
almost done, manually adding <+:00>xxxxxx does work perfectly, but, when I use the remote provisioning, the phone will not accept the file, syslog says it's corrupt. this is caused by the "<>", these are being intrerpreted as xml...
I tried to exclude them by a backslash \<+:00\> but that didn't make any difference,
anyone?
rr
every phone has something called a digit map or dialplan.. you have to research the manner that they write their expressions in order to do what you are looking for. I know it can be done because the linksys phones are SPA's and those ATA's often get used to turn a 7 digit pattern into 10 digit by adding an area code. I wish I had more information than that to give you.