Dialing Plan Help

lol

I am useless at this..

I had some great help setting this up about a year ago.

Current is...

(<0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)


I live in the UK with a 0151 code.

I have to call a friend in Spain her number is 0034*********

Obviously with this calling plan it does not work.. I deleted the calling
plan and had problems, maybe I did not reboot the router.

Also I have seen another plan that added 999 to call the local police
station. This would be great if anyone can help.

Thanks in advance.

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"alexd" <> wrote in message news:...
> PhilÅ wrote:
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> What equipment are you using?
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Linksys
WRT54GP

With the upgraded Firmware that works.

Sipdiscount

PhilÅ wrote:

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What equipment are you using?

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In message of Mon, 26 Jun 2006, alexd writes
>PhilÅ wrote:
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>What equipment are you using?
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Doesn't make any difference!!

If you want to call Spain only, then make you dial plan:

(<0034:0034>x. | <0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)

If you want to call any international number then do this:

(<00:00>x. | <0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)

HTH

David

David Floyd wrote:

> Doesn't make any difference!!

Well, they dont work with my Cisco ATA i am sure!

On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 00:45:17 +0100, Sean
<> wrote:

>David Floyd wrote:
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>> Doesn't make any difference!!
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>Well, they dont work with my Cisco ATA i am sure!
For Linksys/sipura dial plans checkout "Dial Plan Notes" on
www.leafcom.co.uk

Remove 'no_spam_' from email address.

"David Floyd" <> wrote in message
news:nXuckyLq8AoEFwuP@127.0.0.1...
> In message of Mon, 26 Jun 2006, alexd writes
>>PhilÅ wrote:
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>>...
>>
>>
>>What equipment are you using?
>>
>
> Doesn't make any difference!!
>
> If you want to call Spain only, then make you dial plan:
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> (<0034:0034>x. | <0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)
>
> If you want to call any international number then do this:
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> (<00:00>x. | <0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)
>
> HTH
>
> David

Hi David

Many thanks, I have just been talking to my Daughter in Spain free of charge
on Sipdiscount.

The router has two ports and I was changing the wrong one and wondering why
it was not working... I have to have a physical look. Anyways thanks again.

Before I go, I would also like to dial the local police 01517096010
(+441517096010) when I dial 999??

How would I add this to my current dial plan of (<0034:0034>x. |
<0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)

Thanks again if you could help.

PhilÅ presented the following explanation :

> Before I go, I would also like to dial the local police 01517096010
> (+441517096010) when I dial 999??
>
> How would I add this to my current dial plan of (<0034:0034>x. |
> <0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)
>
> Thanks again if you could help.



(<999S0:00441517096010>|<0034:0034>x.|<0:0044>[1278]x.|<:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)

test it to prove it works, with something like <888S0:0044800800150>

You're luck you have a geographic # for your local police. Ours has
their 0845 # announced now.

"Jono" <> wrote in message
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> PhilÅ presented the following explanation :
>
>> Before I go, I would also like to dial the local police 01517096010
>> (+441517096010) when I dial 999??
>>
>> How would I add this to my current dial plan of (<0034:0034>x. |
>> <0:0044>[1278]x. | <:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)
>>
>> Thanks again if you could help.
>
>
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> (<999S0:00441517096010>|<0034:0034>x.|<0:0044>[1278]x.|<:0044151>[2-9]xxxxxxS0)
>
> test it to prove it works, with something like <888S0:0044800800150>
>
> You're luck you have a geographic # for your local police. Ours has their
> 0845 # announced now.
>
>

Wow, even your police are trying to make money out of us..

The local number is a main switchboard for everything to do with the police
even emergency calls. We are lucky then, wonder which force will use a
premium number?

"Jono" <> wrote
in message
news: yonder.com.co.uk

[snip]

> You're luck you have a geographic # for your local
> police. Ours has their 0845 # announced now.

So does ours, but there is a geographic number for it somewhere, can't lay
my hands on it for the moment though, think I have it at work somewhere. I
have the direct dial numbers for the police I regularly need to contact
re. work anyway. (Tip - if you ever speak to a copper, ask them for a
direct number for their office, most, especially CID officers, have one).

Ivor