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Call unsuccessful. Format of number dialed is not valid. Consult Company dialing rules. RRS feed

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    Get this error with version 1.0.522.34 but not with 1.0.452.0

     

    The 1.0.452 has a manually installed cert. The 1.0.522.34 has an auto installed cert.

     

    Would this be a cert issues or a config issue?

    Tuesday, August 5, 2008 1:32 PM

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    Well seems not to be the cert. The calls involved are 4 digit dialing using ^(\d{4})t?$ translated to +1919xxx$1

     

    Works just fine for the older version. But on the new version it won't even normalize the number.

     

    Tuesday, August 5, 2008 1:49 PM
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    Why do you have t? in the Regular expression?

    Do you have numbers like this? 1234t

    I guess it is best to remove the t?

    Tuesday, August 5, 2008 8:47 PM
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    The "t?" string at the end, just before the "$" sign means: skip that particular rule from the quick dialing rules list. In short: these rules will not match right after the required number of digits are pressed if dialing via the Tanjay while off-hook.

    Anyway, there is a more recent version of Tanjay firmware, that makes such dialplan-issues more clear to end-users in form of more descriptive error message Smile
    Wednesday, August 6, 2008 8:04 AM