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I have been experimenting with various aspects of EasyPABX.

1. Currently I have my geo DID pointing at my VSP and registering the
SIP via EasyPABX (EP) just as though it was an ATA.
That works fine. However, I have need to point the DID directly at a
DDI on EP. I need to formulate the SIP address. I thought it might be
the DDI ID +underscore+my EP ID
eg.
Well, that doesn't work & neither do various other combinations I
have tried. What should it be??

2. From sipbroker the code for easyPABX is *7449
Where does the rest of the number come from to access my part of the
exchange? I've tried allsorts of combinations to no avail.

Before you ask...why don't I post on the forum at EasyPABX - I'll be
diplomatic and just say that I prefer this group.




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In message of Wed, 31 May 2006, Brian A writes
>I have been experimenting with various aspects of EasyPABX.
>
>1. Currently I have my geo DID pointing at my VSP and registering the
>SIP via EasyPABX (EP) just as though it was an ATA.
>That works fine. However, I have need to point the DID directly at a
>DDI on EP. I need to formulate the SIP address. I thought it might be
>the DDI ID +underscore+my EP ID
>eg.
>Well, that doesn't work & neither do various other combinations I
>have tried. What should it be??
>
>2. From sipbroker the code for easyPABX is *7449
>Where does the rest of the number come from to access my part of the
>exchange? I've tried allsorts of combinations to no avail.
>
>Before you ask...why don't I post on the forum at EasyPABX - I'll be
>diplomatic and just say that I prefer this group.
>

Nevertheless, you will get a better and informed response in the forum.
Also the owners respond there.

To answer your fist question isn't it your ext.no and account no. eg


David

On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 12:53:10 +0100, David Floyd <>
wrote:

>In message of Wed, 31 May 2006, Brian A writes
>>I have been experimenting with various aspects of EasyPABX.
>>
>>1. Currently I have my geo DID pointing at my VSP and registering the
>>SIP via EasyPABX (EP) just as though it was an ATA.
>>That works fine. However, I have need to point the DID directly at a
>>DDI on EP. I need to formulate the SIP address. I thought it might be
>>the DDI ID +underscore+my EP ID
>>eg.
>>Well, that doesn't work & neither do various other combinations I
>>have tried. What should it be??
>>
>>2. From sipbroker the code for easyPABX is *7449
>>Where does the rest of the number come from to access my part of the
>>exchange? I've tried allsorts of combinations to no avail.
>>
>>Before you ask...why don't I post on the forum at EasyPABX - I'll be
>>diplomatic and just say that I prefer this group.
>>
>
>Nevertheless, you will get a better and informed response in the forum.
>Also the owners respond there.
>
>To answer your fist question isn't it your ext.no and account no. eg
>

That is what you use for set up on your ATA but it doesn't work when
connecting from a DID. Dial up the DID and get 'beep beep beep' - drop
out.

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On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 12:53:10 +0100, David Floyd <>
wrote:

>In message of Wed, 31 May 2006, Brian A writes
>>I have been experimenting with various aspects of EasyPABX.
>>
>>1. Currently I have my geo DID pointing at my VSP and registering the
>>SIP via EasyPABX (EP) just as though it was an ATA.
>>That works fine. However, I have need to point the DID directly at a
>>DDI on EP. I need to formulate the SIP address. I thought it might be
>>the DDI ID +underscore+my EP ID
>>eg.
>>Well, that doesn't work & neither do various other combinations I
>>have tried. What should it be??
>>
>>2. From sipbroker the code for easyPABX is *7449
>>Where does the rest of the number come from to access my part of the
>>exchange? I've tried allsorts of combinations to no avail.
>>
>>Before you ask...why don't I post on the forum at EasyPABX - I'll be
>>diplomatic and just say that I prefer this group.
>>
>
>Nevertheless, you will get a better and informed response in the forum.
>Also the owners respond there.
>
>To answer your fist question isn't it your ext.no and account no. eg
>
>
>David
I am working on the calback - there is precious little information so
I have had to guess. Anyway, I got it working but, as the callback is
designed NOT to answer - hat is as I would wishit. However, not being
able to connect, the call gets routed, unfortunately, to my VSP's
voicemail service - I don't want an answer at all. I can't switch off
the voicemail so I thought I would try to direct the DID to the
exchange - It might be flawed thinking I don't know.
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