pstn and voip>billion 7404?

[simonr]

Hi,

I'v just switched to the ocv200, and want to take advantage of the free local, national and certain optus mobile numbers through pstn. However I want to keep voip for other mobile and intl.

Does anyone know of setup guide, I've searched and cannot locate.

[outbush]

Hi,

I'v just switched to the ocv200, and want to take advantage of the free local, national and certain optus mobile numbers through pstn. However I want to keep voip for other mobile and intl.

Does anyone know of setup guide, I've searched and cannot locate.

Check out from page 123 for dial plan setups:
http://au.billion.com/product/usermanua ... manual.pdf

Maybe there is something useful here:
viewtopic.php?f=58&t=37660

[simonr]

Check out from page 123 for dial plan setups:
http://au.billion.com/product/usermanua ... manual.pdf

thanks, had already looked there, its not very helpful

Maybe there is something useful here:
viewtopic.php?f=58&t=37660

yes, thats very helpful, cheers

[outbush]

Check out from page 123 for dial plan setups:
http://au.billion.com/product/usermanua ... manual.pdf

thanks, had already looked there, its not very helpful

I would have to disagree on that .
It provides an in depth discussion of how to setup Dial Plans.

First setup your VSP details then your voip dial plan then setup your PSTN dial Plan.

Afterwards if you are familiar with Telnet you can modify your voip dial plan and remove the timeouts.

[slave1]

Hi,

I'v just switched to the ocv200, and want to take advantage of the free local, national and certain optus mobile numbers through pstn. However I want to keep voip for other mobile and intl.

Does anyone know of setup guide, I've searched and cannot locate.

Hi mate, this is my experience if it helps:
viewtopic.php?f=58&t=37660&p=288189#p288189

[simonr]

Check out from page 123 for dial plan setups:
http://au.billion.com/product/usermanua ... manual.pdf

thanks, had already looked there, its not very helpful

I would have to disagree on that .
It provides an in depth discussion of how to setup Dial Plans.

First setup your VSP details then your voip dial plan then setup your PSTN dial Plan.

Afterwards if you are familiar with Telnet you can modify your voip dial plan and remove the timeouts.

thanks outbush. yes, I agree its helpful with the dial plans, plus your previous link to dial plans was especially useful (as was slave1's post). It was more of the actual vsp and voip setup in the 7404 that you referred to above that I was trying to get clear on. cheers.