Looking for a little help for the missing piece of the puzzle.
I have system A and system B -- both Switchvox systems.
I want system A to be able to place an outbound call over system B's PRI.
I have system A and system B connected via IAX provider setups with the Peer Settings Host type on System A set to provider since I took "Host Setting" to mean what type of host is system B.
On system B, I have Peer Settings Host Type set to client since I take "Host Setting" to mean what type of host is system A. Perhaps I have those two switched. I have tried it both ways.
And perhaps what I am trying to do here is not possible. I have trunking set to yes on both systems and have been tweaking some of the other settings on both systems and running tests. Thus far I am getting an error message that tries to spell out the name of the system. I have an outbound dial rule applied to system A that uses a special 3-digit code and then the remainder must be 8 digits which would be a 9 and the 7 digit local number I want to dial. The 3-digit code is stripped. Thus I am sending 9xxx-xxxx from System A to System B.
Again, perhaps this is not possible or perhaps I am missing some small piece of the puzzle. I'll keep trying and tweaking but thought someone might be able to point out the error of my ways or simply tell me that I can't do what I'm trying to do.
Thank You.
Statistics : Posted by jreed1949 • on Mon Nov 10, 2014 9:22 pm • Replies 2 • Views 144
I have system A and system B -- both Switchvox systems.
I want system A to be able to place an outbound call over system B's PRI.
I have system A and system B connected via IAX provider setups with the Peer Settings Host type on System A set to provider since I took "Host Setting" to mean what type of host is system B.
On system B, I have Peer Settings Host Type set to client since I take "Host Setting" to mean what type of host is system A. Perhaps I have those two switched. I have tried it both ways.
And perhaps what I am trying to do here is not possible. I have trunking set to yes on both systems and have been tweaking some of the other settings on both systems and running tests. Thus far I am getting an error message that tries to spell out the name of the system. I have an outbound dial rule applied to system A that uses a special 3-digit code and then the remainder must be 8 digits which would be a 9 and the 7 digit local number I want to dial. The 3-digit code is stripped. Thus I am sending 9xxx-xxxx from System A to System B.
Again, perhaps this is not possible or perhaps I am missing some small piece of the puzzle. I'll keep trying and tweaking but thought someone might be able to point out the error of my ways or simply tell me that I can't do what I'm trying to do.
Thank You.
Statistics : Posted by jreed1949 • on Mon Nov 10, 2014 9:22 pm • Replies 2 • Views 144