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SIP route pattern should not be necessary. however, you will have to
configure XLite with some indication of your dialplan. i.e. xlite does
not know to send '0' to cm as a call. it's most likely awaiting more
digits. this is a client decision in the SIP world. /wes<br>
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Alan Su wrote:
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<div>Dear All,</div>
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<div>I have a CCM6 in vmware configured with:</div>
<div>1. 2 x IP Communicator</div>
<div>2. 2 x SIP softphone (XLite)</div>
<div>3. 2620XM voice gateway (FXO to PSTN, FXS to analog phone)</div>
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<div>The communications between IP Communicator and X-Lite are just
fine, IP Communicator can dial to PSTN via gateway with access code
(0). But I can't use X-Lite to dial 0 for outside calls. Does anyone
know the difference between CIPC and X-Lite when dialing PSTN calls? Do
I need to configure the "SIP Route Pattern"? Thanks a lot~</div>
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<div>Regards,</div>
<div>Alan</div>
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