Multiple Redirect
Multiple Redirect
Is it possible to say,
GV-> Washington DID -> Australian Voip -> my mobile?
I'm really tired at the moment so sorry if I actually over skimmed something.
GV-> Washington DID -> Australian Voip -> my mobile?
I'm really tired at the moment so sorry if I actually over skimmed something.
Re: Multiple Redirect
So you are trying to forward a call that's received on your GV issued number to an Australian mobile?
If so then yes it's possible. The GV part isn't relevant because it will always have to forward to another US DID (at least until they GV adds support for XMPP Jingle) and it's that DID you would forward to sipsorcery and then onto the provider you want to use for your Australian mobile.
The steps for the above would be:
1. Set up your GV account normally,
2. For the SIP Provider you are using to forward GV calls to you will either need to set up a static forward to sip:yourusername@sipsorcery.com or set up a SIP Provider on the sipsorcery end to register with that provider. This step will get incoming calls to forward to sipsorcery from your callback SIP Provider,
3. Set up a SIP Provider to use for your Australian mobile calls (note if you set up a SIP Provider in step 2 that means you'll require two SIP Providers which means you'll need a Premium account at $35/year),
4. Create an incoming dialplan to forward calls from the provider in step 2 to your mobile number via the provider in step 3. The dialplan could be as simple as:
If so then yes it's possible. The GV part isn't relevant because it will always have to forward to another US DID (at least until they GV adds support for XMPP Jingle) and it's that DID you would forward to sipsorcery and then onto the provider you want to use for your Australian mobile.
The steps for the above would be:
1. Set up your GV account normally,
2. For the SIP Provider you are using to forward GV calls to you will either need to set up a static forward to sip:yourusername@sipsorcery.com or set up a SIP Provider on the sipsorcery end to register with that provider. This step will get incoming calls to forward to sipsorcery from your callback SIP Provider,
3. Set up a SIP Provider to use for your Australian mobile calls (note if you set up a SIP Provider in step 2 that means you'll require two SIP Providers which means you'll need a Premium account at $35/year),
4. Create an incoming dialplan to forward calls from the provider in step 2 to your mobile number via the provider in step 3. The dialplan could be as simple as:
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if sys.In
sys.Dial("044750xxxx@ozmobile") # ozmobile being the name of the provider you setup in step 3.
else
# For outgoing calls. Leave blank if you don't need outgoing calls.
end
Re: Multiple Redirect
Thanks,
I think I'm doing something wrong or i didnt explain clear enough, IpKall -> Australian VOIP -> mobile, essentially my VOIP has a forwarding service that can take care of that however I'm not clear as how it should work?
Should it be Ipkall routing to Australian VOIP then a call to my mobile? or can I say Ipkall routing to an Australian DID(which automatically forwards to my mobile)?
I think I'm doing something wrong or i didnt explain clear enough, IpKall -> Australian VOIP -> mobile, essentially my VOIP has a forwarding service that can take care of that however I'm not clear as how it should work?
Should it be Ipkall routing to Australian VOIP then a call to my mobile? or can I say Ipkall routing to an Australian DID(which automatically forwards to my mobile)?
Re: Multiple Redirect
You only need to forward Australian VOIP to your Australian Mobile. You need to login to Australian VOIP and forward the calls to your Australian Mobile.
GV> IPKall DID> Australian VOIP> Australian Mobile
or
GV> IPKall DID> Sipsorcery> Australian VOIP> Australian Mobile
Either way you will have to pay Australian VOIP for the outbound call to your mobile.
GV> IPKall DID> Australian VOIP> Australian Mobile
or
GV> IPKall DID> Sipsorcery> Australian VOIP> Australian Mobile
Either way you will have to pay Australian VOIP for the outbound call to your mobile.
Re: Multiple Redirect
Yep that i know, I already have an Australian VOIP ready. Problem is i cant get the scripts right and it doesnt seem to work.
What seems to be the problem?
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DialPlan 14:55:01:500 sip1(6572): Forward leg failed, authentication was requested but no credentials were available.
DialPlan 14:55:01:500 sip1(6572): Dialplan cleanup for richh1833.
DialPlan 14:55:01:906 sip1(6572): Dial plan execution completed without answering and a last failure status of TemporarilyUnavailable Authentication requested when no credentials available.
DialPlan 14:55:01:906 sip1(6572): UAS call failed with a response status of 480 and Authentication requested when no credentials available.
Re: Multiple Redirect
Make sure this works first, GV> IPKall DID> Australian VOIP> Australian Mobile, then add Sipsorcery in to the chain.
The above wants/needs Australian VOIP to be setup as an authorized Sip Provider in Sipsorcery.DialPlan 14:55:01:906 sip1(6572): UAS call failed with a response status of 480 and Authentication requested when no credentials available.
Last edited by LHM on Tue Aug 09, 2011 3:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Multiple Redirect
I have no knowledge as how I can test if it works or not. I need SS to direct a call from IpKall DID -> Australian VOIP -> Australian mobile.
Edit: How do I do that?
Edit: How do I do that?
Re: Multiple Redirect
IPKall to yoursipaddress@AustralianVOIP.com should work without Sipsorcery.
This will also work GV> IPKall> Sipsorcery> IPtel> Australial VOIP> Mobile# and will by pass the authentication problem.
This will also work GV> IPKall> Sipsorcery> IPtel> Australial VOIP> Mobile# and will by pass the authentication problem.
Last edited by LHM on Tue Aug 09, 2011 3:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Multiple Redirect
Sorry i meant how do i do this?The above wants/needs Australian VOIP to be setup as an authorized Sip Provider in Sipsorcery.
Re: Multiple Redirect
Sipsorcery then go to Sip Providers> ADD
Add iptel.org and then you do not have to use a Sip Provider and your less likely to have CID issues.
Add iptel.org and then you do not have to use a Sip Provider and your less likely to have CID issues.
Last edited by LHM on Tue Aug 09, 2011 3:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.