Shaun
I agree with you - I think your dial plan is the problem.
you are stripping off the initial 9 in 'default' thus passing '011xxxxxx
' etc to 'outgoing call'.
Outgoing call context needs a 1 in the first priority. the 'n' priority
only seems to work for subsequent steps in the dial plan, as it seems to
stand for 'next priority'. See the wiki on this topic:
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk%20priorities
The outgoing-call line where you have 9011xxxx will not match anything
as you are digit-stripping the leading 9 in 'default' and also needs a 1
in the priority rather than 'n'
Hope this might help.
Rgds
Tim Robinson
Basingstoke UK
Shaun wrote:
I know it's registering properly because i can use the phone for
internal/local/long distance calls... I suppose it could be a problem in my
dial plan.
I have the following....
[default]
exten => _9011.,5,Dial,1,Goto(outgoing-call,${EXTEN:1},1)
[outgoing-call]
exten => _.,n,Dial(<<SNIPPED>>)
I also even had this at one point in time...
[outgoing-call]
exten => _9011.,n,Dial(<<SNIPPED>>)
Whats weird is that usually when i screw up the dial plan i can see asterisk
via the cli saying somthing, in this case all i have is the sip debug...
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