tirmason

In the UK it is possible to make cheap calls to mobiles by dialling a 08717549090, waiting for the person to start talking, and then dialling the international number (i.e. sending the outbound number as DTMF tones). Is it possible to route calls to mobiles through this number? Costs are as low as 6p per minute (as opposed to 12p per minute with most SIP providers).

We have a number of areas in our office where two or three people share a phone. The extension might be called "accounts" for example. We want to put three names in the address book so that anyone looking up a person in the accounts department would be able to find them by name. However, the address book only allows one entry per telephone number. Is there anything we can do? (On an older system we were able to have the same extension number followed by a ";" and then a random number (e.g. 215;1). This would make the system think they were two different numbers, but in reality the part after the ";" was ignored by the phone. In PBXnSIP this does not appear to work - you can put the multiple entries in the address book, but the numbers fail to populate the remote directories (e.g. on the SNOM phones we have).)