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mikeboger Original post
1. Brekeke Product Name and version:2.2.6 PBX

2. Java version:1.5

3. OS type and the version:Debian 4.0r6

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:Polycom500, Asterisk Gateway

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :9

6. Your problem:Cannot get Outbound calls to work with ITSP. I did not see my ITSP in the examples.The ITSP only requires a public IP address.They provide a DID for inbound calls. I created a new ARS according to the Manual(basic). I can receive calls in but cannot make calls outbound. The ITSP uses 1nxxnxxxxxx as the only pattern they accept. Matching Pattern Outbound is To sip:(.+)@ Deploy is To sip:$1@my.sipprovider.com. I have accounts registered to the Brekeke evaluation PBX. As my patttern indicates, the Brekeke is on a public IP, the phones are behind nats, this my first attempt to get this working.
hope
The ITSP uses 1nxxnxxxxxx as the only pattern they accept.
what is the n in the pattern? and how you dial it from caller? and what response is sent back from ITSP?
mikeboger
The North American Numbering Plan currently is based on these numbers.
nxxnxxxxxx where n=2-9 and x=0-9
ie nxx=Area Code and nxx + xxxx represents the office code and station number.
I can program pstn central office switches but am having trouble with the "simple expressions" that Brekeke uses.

Customer dials 9 plus 1nxxnxxxxxx to place a call. I want to strip the 9 and send 11 digits to an ITSP.

When I send a call using the above scheme I get 486 busy.
I began working with Nick at Voipwell today, so we may have this issue resolved by the time you read this. If so I really appreciate your quick response, and I will let you know the outcome.

Thanks

Mike
Harold
> Customer dials 9 plus 1nxxnxxxxxx to place a call. I want to strip the 9 and send 11 digits to an ITSP.

I think like this..

Matching patterns
To = sip:9(.+)@
Deploy patterns
To = sip:$1@my.sipprovider.com
mikeboger
Harold,
You are absolutely correct. After getting some assistance, I discovered that the ITSP had not activated the inbound route. So nothing I tried worked until they got their part working.

Many Thanks

Mike