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"Solario" <adrian.auerhudson@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1153757712.813941.188110@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
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> Jono wrote:
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> This is more food for thought. Would it be possible for someone to
> explain 'dialplan' please? I assume it means that I would be able to
> make calls using a consistent set of rues that would be converted for
> the requirements of the line selected.
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> Is this software? Does it happen inside my ATA? Or, does it happen on
> my VoIP provider's kit? How does one program the plan(s)? Is the
> programming done thru my browser perhaps?
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> Thanks
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> S.
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It would be programmed into your ATAs - a dialplan is a set of rules that
tells the ATA to add digits to the beginning of a number, or discard digits
in a number, or for that matter completely discard a dialled number &
substitute it with an entirely different one.
Plenty of advice around. This is an interesting discussion
http://voxilla.com/index.php?name=P...02a85c345aa45af .
Don't get too bogged down with it, or put off by the 24 pages of posts - so
long as you know what you want to dial & what your provider /needs/ you to
dial, someone here (or there) will help you construct it.
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