Dial Pattern

Sounds like the installer changed the Dial pattern that the gateway is looking for.  For as a result of newer technology the device now requires the three digit access code.  

Next not knowing what version of Trixbox you have my standard disclaimer applies. They know longer support that product it reached End Of Life awhile ago and you are at risk by continuing to use it as no security exposures in Asterisk are being addressed.

In your outbound trunk SIP/patton4 and you will should see the option to address the dial prefix..

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I think your problem lies in the route under dial pattern, you probably need to make a backup before doing any changes as i'm not sure what's your PBX.

but you need to remove the existed dial pattern and add another one that just has the 5 .
Try that and run wireshark trace on SIP protocol and see how does the invite message look like when you only press 5 after changing the dial pattern.

A wireshark trace is always recommended to be uploaded when you have a VoIP issue.

behavior is really strange, even if I try to call an extension (I report logs for the call to the 200) it happens that:

-- Called patton4/00                                                                                                      
-- SIP/patton4-09b22f08 answered SIP/200-b7613958

Thanks.

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 Salvatore.

Salvatore, could you please explain more in detail ? what's 200 are u referring for the 200OK packet?

could you please explain the call flow and provide some logs?
thanks

I attach the log when I make a call, before problem I had to call the number 081036xxxx compose 5081036xxxx (and do not listen to the ringing tone) after the problem to call the number 081036xxxx I must first dial the 500 (and listening to the tone call) and then I dial the number 081036xxxx.
the difference is that even before I saw the log of astersik the call to the number 081036xxxx but now I only see the call to the Patton and do not see the call to the number 081036xxxx.

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 Salvatore.
log-from-208.rtf

The first thing with ring tone. I think it's an issue with the Patton gateway ring back issue probably. you have to double check your Patton configuration with Asterisk.

The second issue, could you please disable recording? I can see from the logs that you have recording enable. just to check if that'll change anything.

in attach patton configuration and disable recording

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 Salvatore.
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You can add a rule to you dial out pattern to automatically strip the 5 then add 50 + the number or 501+ the number.

So you would dial out on a phone like this : 515046671701    ;  strip 5   add 501+15046671701
The number sent would be 50115046671701 (us number).  This can put you to the dial out point and make the call as you had it before but now all the extra numbers will be dialed in the background. ..

You can try and fix this with your trunk , they have a section that says outbound dial prefix.  Use that to add your 501 and keep your pattern. .   5|X.

I tried changing the trunk sip in this way but I can not dial using:
5081123456
where the number to call is:
081123456

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 Salvatore.
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Show me the astrisk log for a call using this option.

in attach.
Thanks.

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 Salvatore.
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Try this...go Into Your extensions.conf ..
Find the context of your extension
Using this example you add this to the contex your phones have to catch your call take off the zero and add 501 to the begining. I have this set to call patton 4.
[From-internal]
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX, 1, Dial (SIP/501 ${EXTEN:1}@patton4)

Yiu can find the context that the extension uses in your extensions page in the trixbox or using sip.conf.

the context to which they refer my internal extension is from-internal, I tried in the file extension.conf and I found the section where it says:
[from-internal]
include => from-internal-xfer
include => bad-number

after the last line (include => bad-number) I have to add:
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX, 1, Dial (SIP/501 $ {EXTEN: 1} @ patton4)

is that so?

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 Salvatore.

Make sure the patton trunk name is correct.


Yes that is correct. Add that line , reload your dial plan and make a call.  Share your asterisk log to see the final number sent to patton4.

Does the final number patton4 needs is 501081123456?

I made ¿¿the change but unfortunately the result does not change, if you compose:
5081036xxxx
I can not call the number you want but if I type 500 and then the number 081036xxxx the call is successful ... but if the problem was on the configuration of the patton and not of asterisk ?
If digit only 500 in asterisk log I have:
 Called patton4/50100                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  
    -- SIP/patton4-09d4eea0 answered SIP/200-b782d7d8


Thanks.

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 Salvatore.
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There should be no spaces. Delete the spaces and try
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/501${EXTEN:1}@patton4)
If not
Create a custom context. This will make sure the pattern is being catched.

[Outbound]
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/501${EXTEN:1}@patton4)

i need to see a call made using 500081123456 dial pattern to see what gets sent to patton4.

otherwise i need to know what patton4 is expecting to make a outbound call.  dialing 500 then waiting for a dial tone is something with your asterisk(config?).  or the phone your tring to use(Dial pattern inside the phone options). can you try with sip softphone?.  show me a successful dial out. also show a failed dial out.  If using the phone to make the call and the asterisk doesn't show a all the numbers being sent to the trunk then that will help us find the root of this dial pattern issue.

thanks.

I tried without spaces but unfortunately the result did not change (change without attaching the space and the log of asterisk), I also created a custom_context but which file I have to edit to insert:

[Outbound]
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/501${EXTEN:1}@patton4)

Thanks.

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 Salvatore.
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i see that you need to have a finished dial pattern of:
-- Called patton4/501081036xxxx          <---Is this what your patton4 trunk is looking for???                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      -- SIP/patton4-b720a630 answered SIP/200-b783f3d0

when i use this dial pattern:
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/501${EXTEN:1}@patton4)
 
i make a call 5081123456      i get this in my asterisk dial out:
501081123456
from the picture i still see the spaces. make sure the context in your extension for the phone(extension 200) says from-internal.  or create a new part in extensions.conf

[outbound]
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/501${EXTEN:1}@patton4)


change your extension inside the trixbox gui to use outbound as your context.


http://www.freepbx.org/files/images/device%20options_0.preview.png


since you have from-internal set up i would use that before using a custom context.

make a call and show me the output in asterisk .

I used the x to omit the real phone number.
I made changes to the file extensions.conf and configured to use the extesnion 200 custom_context called "Outbound" But if digit number:
5081762xxxx
I hear the ringing tone but then I can not call.

Thanks.

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 Salvatore.
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With this it will put a pause so the call has time for the dialtone to pass
exten => _5XXXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/501pwww${EXTEN:1}@patton4)

with this configuration in log asterisk I have:

-- Executing [s@macro-dialout-trunk:19] Dial("SIP/200-b7417830", "SIP/patton4/501081036xxxx|300|") in new stack
    -- Called patton4/501081036xxxx
    -- SIP/patton4-09d57b78 answered SIP/200-b7417830

and the call fails and you only hear the ringing tone.

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 Salvatore.

with this syntax I have this result:

-- Executing [s@macro-dialout-trunk:19] Dial("SIP/200-b7203c20", "SIP/patton4/501081036xxxx|300|") in new stack
    -- Called patton4/501081036xxxx                                                                                                    
    -- SIP/patton4-09d57b78 answered SIP/200-b7203c20

Thanks.

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 Salvatore.
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I think it's also strange that when I call any number on the log patton I always have a call to the 50100.

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 Salvatore.
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