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--- RE: Unable to CALL SIP numbers from SIPDROID or to DIVERT to SIP from PBXes Extension (http://www1.pbxes.com/forum/threadid.php?threadid=1345036768)

Unable to CALL SIP numbers from SIPDROID

With SIPDROID connected as extension 100 I am able to call classic telephone numbers but when I try to call a SIP 'number' with format : nnnn@domain.org it fails. I can call a SIP extension that has the dial option set to SIP/nnnn@domain.org and that works. (I have tried dialing SIP/nnnn@domain.org from SIPDROID and that fails).

The log seems to show that pbxes is dropping @domain.or and treating the intial numeric part (nnnn) as a number.

I assume I am doing something wrong but can not think what.

RE: Unable to CALL SIP numbers from SIPDROID or to DIVERT to SIP from PBXes Extension

Have you tried entering the SIP URI to call into the Called Party Address field in Sipdroid's main screen. That's the second field (below of Called Party Number) when you click on Sipdroid icon from app drawer.

This way it should dial the address, not a number as it can happen when using the built in dialer.

See also:
http://code.google.com/p/sipdroid/wiki/FAQ#How_can_I_dial_a_Skype_ID?_(Or_any_other_SIP_URI?)

RE: Unable to CALL SIP numbers from SIPDROID or to DIVERT to SIP from PBXes Extension

Thanks
Unfotunately that was the first thing I tried: and it works if I am connecting directly to my localphone a/c and I enter sip:12345@draytel.org

If I connected to PBXES with localphone providing trunk it does not work - the call monitor simply lists the numeric part of the SIP address i.e. '12345' as being called.

I hear a message saying that the call can not be completed as dialed.

RE: Unable to CALL SIP numbers from SIPDROID or to DIVERT to SIP from PBXes Extension

Calling numbers at SIP URIs e.g. ###@dom.tld does not work, because destination numbers are picked up and then routed by outbound dial rules.

You can try to exclude the number from your dial patterns defined in outbound routing.

Calling alphanumeric abc@dom.tld should be no problem.