Hi, Im not sure to understd everything, if im not you want to send back 302 redirect to your caller to your US number, this mean your sip provider accepts 302 sip messages and act as your caller and will send back to your US number a new invite (but not sure all sip provider will do it). The second things you can do when you get the first call you can use the dialplan app transfer (or execute in extension) to send your call to another dialplan extension, there you can do a bridge to your US number using an external gateway (if this number is not managed by the same freeswitch) Regards Srigo On Tue, 10 Apr 2018, 19:09 Paul Muaddib, <paul.muaddib83@gmail.com> wrote:
I am not sure if you got me right. I don't want to port our number to another provider. We have a sip trunk connection with a 100 number block
What I want is: For example someone calls our number with extension +49 XXX XXX - 23 Then I want to redirect the caller to the US number from our service provider +1 XXX XXX XXX When I ask our provider they offered me a dedicated number but with costs per minuate for us when someone calls this number. This would not be so bad. But when I could manage the redirection by my own the I would be more flexiable because I could route callers depending of there origin to different service providers.
Regards
2018-04-09 20:55 GMT+02:00 koketsom <koketsom@tluka.co.za>:
Is the number terrestrial number or specific to a provider? Porting is possible in South Africa not sure around your country.. porting is possible maybe enquire with your current provider is they can't do a porting most providers have PoP's on most countries.
Regarfs
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-------- Original Message -------- Subject: [Freeswitch-users] caller redirect From: Paul Muaddib To: FreeSWITCH Users Help CC:
Hi,
one of our products has a service number which we purchase externally from a service provider. Now we don't want to change the numbers on our documents every time we change the service provider. Our company is located in Germany, the current service provider in the USA. Can I simply forward the incoming calls to the phone number in the USA with the "deflect" application without any costs for us?
What about consumer protection? For example, the customer calls from Germany or Europe, but then has to make an international call with additional costs.
Regards,
Paul
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