Google Voice Call Arbitrary Provider for Callback
Google Voice Call Arbitrary Provider for Callback
I started having a few problems on my occassional Google Voice test calls via Gizmo so got motivated to make the small adjustment needed to use a different provider for the incoming callback leg. The extra parameter that can be used to match up a different incoming call provider is documented here https://www.sipsorcery.com/help/dialplans.html.
Regards,
Aaron
Regards,
Aaron
Works like a charm on my local SS. This is the latest DLLs compiled from this latest release for those who run V1.1 on local:
http://www.2shared.com/file/7434162/48a ... 25192.html
In my case, forwarded to a SipGate DID, the fromUserToMatch is my GV # without 1.
http://www.2shared.com/file/7434162/48a ... 25192.html
In my case, forwarded to a SipGate DID, the fromUserToMatch is my GV # without 1.
Not working for me.
1.) As per fixup77 instruction, added my GV# (without the prepended "1") as the fromUserToMatch parameter to all my sys.GoogleVoiceCall() strings.
2.) Added my IPKall/Future-Nine inbound number as a Google Voice "Forwards to:" number.
Result: 2 rings then busy signals. About 5 seconds later, the called phone rings, showing my GV# as its CID.
Even odder, when trying my Sipgate number, adding it as a GV "Forwards to:" number gave me a GV warning "This number is already being used on two other Google Voice accounts. Forwarding numbers cannot be shared across..." WTF? Perhaps Sipgate is turning over numbers so fast that previous users haven't flushed them from their GV accounts.
1.) As per fixup77 instruction, added my GV# (without the prepended "1") as the fromUserToMatch parameter to all my sys.GoogleVoiceCall() strings.
2.) Added my IPKall/Future-Nine inbound number as a Google Voice "Forwards to:" number.
Result: 2 rings then busy signals. About 5 seconds later, the called phone rings, showing my GV# as its CID.
Even odder, when trying my Sipgate number, adding it as a GV "Forwards to:" number gave me a GV warning "This number is already being used on two other Google Voice accounts. Forwarding numbers cannot be shared across..." WTF? Perhaps Sipgate is turning over numbers so fast that previous users haven't flushed them from their GV accounts.
How can I forward my IPKall/Future-Nine or my Sipgate number to Sipsorcery? I've setup both those SIP accounts with SS but didn't check the Register checkbox for either. Am I missing something?reraikes wrote:...as you have a DID that answers calls to 1235551212 and forwards those calls to Sip Sorcery.
Last edited by mel2000 on Sat Aug 29, 2009 3:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
Because SipGate removes "1" from incoming CID, so I do not put the "1". If F9 does not do this, then you need to add "1".
You brought to us a very interesting case. If a DID or cell phone # was used on GV, then the new owner is screwed up. GV should deal with this situation - always allow verification to any phone #. This should be reported to GV.
Yes you need to register these DIDs on SS.
You brought to us a very interesting case. If a DID or cell phone # was used on GV, then the new owner is screwed up. GV should deal with this situation - always allow verification to any phone #. This should be reported to GV.
Yes you need to register these DIDs on SS.
FWIW, I got a SipGate number, set it up in GV, set up SS to register to my SipGate account, then modified the dial plan by putting the SipGate number where the G5 number was and adding the GV number (without the 1) as the "FromUserToMatch" number. Everything works great.
I checked off the SipGate number in GV, so now a call to my GV number rings in to the test phone I use, and calls from the test phone go out over SS -> GV with my GV CID, so it's a complete service.
I checked off the SipGate number in GV, so now a call to my GV number rings in to the test phone I use, and calls from the test phone go out over SS -> GV with my GV CID, so it's a complete service.