[asterisk-users] Dial plan constructions suggestions?

[Marco Mouta]

I don't know about SNOM, but with Xlite Softphone you can have the SoftPhone
internal dialplan.

Ex.

[29]xxxxxxxx;match=1;pre="0"; this adds a Zero to every nine digits number
s  I dial begining with 2 or 9 , this has nothing to do with asterisk, is
VoiP phone dialplan.

 So you can tell to the softphone that when you dial a specific pattern like
9XXXXXXXX the Softphone should add an extra 9 in the beginning.

This helped me out to import all my contacts from Outlook without having to
Add a "0" in the begining of all of them.

Hope this help

On 1/23/07, Ed W <lists at wildgooses.com> wrote:
>
> Can I ask for some advice on dial-plan construction please
>
> I have setup my dialplan to use 9 to get a zap trunk, leaving everything
> else for internal extensions.
>
> However, this creates a problem in that my callerid is correct, but
> doesn't work to re-dial the incoming caller.  So if I simply click
> "missed calls" on my Snom phone and hit redial then it tries to dial an
> internal extension.
>
> So I then setup Asterisk to add a "9" to the incoming callerid for all
> calls which come via the Zap trunk, but now this creates some issues
> with applications like Snapanumber and perhaps HudLite, which are trying
> to map the caller ID to numbers in the addressbook (and I don't really
> want my internal Outlook address books to have everyone listed with a
> "9" in front of their number)
>
> How are others handling this?
>
> I have considered simply dropping the prefix digit and working around
> any clashes in internal and external numbers (not very hard).
>
> Grateful for any thoughts
>
> Ed W
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