Introduction
Sometimes, the SIM cards purchased by the client are different, so the dialed number format for each carrier is not the same and the rate of the calls between different carriers is expensive. In the condition, the client would need to select the right GSM port to make calls.
As for incoming calls, the client wants to route different GSM by different destinations.
In the following, we would introduce the proper routing plan to achieve the above goals.
For TGv3, you need to upgrade the firmware to apply this solution: http://help.yeastar.com/download/support/91.3.0.21.5.bin
After upgrade, set this option to Yes (SIP settings> Match Auth Username):
Target
- Dial different format numbers via different GSM port.
- Terminate a call from different GSM ports to a different destination.
Configuration
Environment
- SIP Server( Take S100 as example) IP address: 192.168.8.126
- TG400 IP address: 192.168.8.195
- GSM port 1 registered to Carrier A
- GSM port 2 registered to Carrier B
Part 1- Outbound Call settings (Call from SIP to GSM)
Let's say, the mobile format of carrier A is 09XXXXXXX and the mobile format of carrier B is 08XXXXXXX.
Call flow A: when the caller dial 09X, the call will be sent by GSM port 1.
Call flow B: when the caller dial 08X, the call will be sent by GSM port 2.
Settings on the SIP server
Step1： Add 2 SIP Register Trunks by TG Accounts.
Step2： Create outbound routes for the call from SIP server to TG.
Add the outbound route to pick GSM port 1.
- Patterns: 09X. (note the dot is required as the pattern)
- Selected Trunks: TG_1
- Selected Extensions: select as required.
Add the outbound route to pick GSM port 2.
- Patterns: 08X. (note the dot is required as the pattern)
- Selected Trunks: TG_2
- Selected Extensions: select as required.
Settings on the TG
Add IPtoMobile route for GSM port 1.
- Simple Mode: Yes.
- Call Source: Account 1.
- Call Destination: Trunk 1.
Add IPtoMobile route for GSM port 2.
- Simple Mode: Yes.
- Call Source: Account 2.
- Call Destination: Trunk 2.
Part 2- Inbound Call settings (Call from GSM to SIP)
Let's say, we require that when caller dials TG port 1 number will reach the PBX extension 5001.
When caller dials TG port 2 number will reach the PBX extension 5002.
Settings on the SIP server
Add inbound route to terminate the call from GSM port 1 to extension 5001.
Add inbound route to terminate the call from GSM port 2 to extension 5002.
Settings on the TG
Add MobiletoIP route for GSM port 1.
- Simple Mode: Yes.
- Call Source: Trunk 1.
- Call Destination: Account 1.
Add MobiletoIP route for GSM port 2.
- Simple Mode: Yes.
- Call Source: Trunk 2.
- Call Destination: Account 2.
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