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Solwise Elite VoIP Gateway User’s Guide
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1 Extra set-up notes for the Elite series VoIP
gateways
1.1 Using a ‘Wildcard’ phone number
In order to accept incoming calls on your Elite gateway you must
first of all create a dial plan which has entries for each number that
your callers will use to contact you.
e.g. Consider a simple set-up consisting of two FXS gateways.
FXS1 end FXS2 end
Local Dial Plan Set-up
Phone Number 501 401
Hunt group 5 5
Destination ID 5 5
Local Destination Channel 0 0
Remote Dial Plan Set-up
Phone Number 401 501
Hunt Group 6 6
Destination ID 6 6
Remote Destination IP IP address of FXS2 gateway IP address of FXS1 gateway
Now in order for FXS gateway 1 to call FXS gateway 2 then it uses
the dial plan tel. Number 401. But this means that BOTH gateways
must have a defined dial plan entry for 401 (i.e. on for FXS1 which
tells it how to connect to FXS2 but also one for FXS2 to accept the
call to 401). This is fine if the calling party know that they have to
dial 401 to connect the FXS2 but what if you want to accept calls
from callers who don’t know that they have to use 401? The way
round this is to create a dial plan entry which uses “.” (i.e. ‘dot’) i.e.
FXS2 end
Local Dial Plan Set-up
Phone Number .
Hunt group 5
Destination ID 5
Local Destination Channel 0
Then FXS gateway 2 will accept ANY calls.