Dial Plan Issues in 4.5.0.1090 Epsilon Geminids (CentOS64)

[Jim B]

We recently upgraded to 4.5.0.1090 Epsilon Geminids (CentOS64) and are having an issue where PBXnSIP (snomONE Blue) is generating a "default Dial Plan for every phone configured rather than using the Domain Specified Dial Plan.

 

We have a dial plan in our domain called "TESTING" with only one pattern:

 

100;NexVortex;;1*;1*;;false

 

Extension 105 has "TESTING" set as it's dial plan

 

I've done a RESET on the phone to ensure auto-provisioning gets the PBXnSIP generated information.

 

The dial plan the phone gets (by going to WebUI Settings:

 

user_dp_str1!: !^(1[0-9]{10})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^(8[2-7][0-9]{2})!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d !^([2-9]11)!sip:\1@\d;user=phone!d

 

The only customized templates we have are :

 

snom_370.xml

snom_821.xml

snom_870.xml

 

and user_dp_str is not mentioned at any of our customized XML

 

Also... the AUTO_DIAL, OVERLAP_DIALING and NUMBER_GUESSING are all set to OFF, yet the phones keep dialing after the 3rd or 4th digit. Before this PBXnSIP release, we had to press the CHECK key to actually dial.... no the phone seems to have a mind of it's own.

 

What is the solution to this issue and when will it be available? Setting the DP on each phone is an unacceptable solution.

 

Jim

[Vodia PBX]

That is not controlled by the dial plan of the domain, the provisioning of the dial plan on the phone is controlled by the domain setting in the PnP area. There you can select what pattern you want to deploy on the phone.

[Jim B]

There are no PnP Settings under Domain........

 

Well.. after MUCH trial and error, I found the only way to get this to work is to modify the PnP Template snom_3xx_phone.xml and comment out the following line:

 

<!--<user_dp_str idx="{lc}" perm="RW">{dialplan snom}</user_dp_str> disable to allow PBXnSIP Dial Plans by Domain -->

 

Nothing else works properly.

 

Jim

[Vodia PBX]

Well they are under (in the domain admin mode) Settings/Domain Settings then at the bottom: Provisioning Parameters/Default PnP dial plan scheme.

 

But editing the template is another way to get the job done.

[Jim B]

If you only update the Domain Settings (and I finally found that), it still does not give you the granularity you need if you have multiple Dial Plans (sites in more than one area code.. ).

 

If you leave the phone's dialplan set (in the Template), you will NEVER see the PBXnSIP dial Plans you create under the domain. This seems to be a change, but I could be wrong.... regardless, the WIKI doesn't really explain this well at all.

 

Jim

[Vodia PBX]

Yes... IMHO it is absolutely okay to edit the settings that are provisioned on the phone. There are so many of them, and it does not make sense to "babysit" them all on the PBX web interface. The domain setting for a PnP phone dialplan covers only the most obvious cases. If you take star codes into consideration, the picture gets really difficult.

 

Apart from that I believe that most customers are okay today with pressing the green button to start the call, just like on the cell phone.