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hello,
first, sorry for bugging you here with english.
i have a problem with my FBF 5012 - SX353 is connected to it with two handsets S1.
this FBF i have bought from GMX with Phone_Flat, so default provider is GMX.
problem is that i can not use combinations *111# - for dialing through landline (i.e. i dial from handset *111#123425 - for dialing local 12345 number) and i the call fails - i can see that it tries to go through provider#1 - GMX, so dialing outgoing smth like sip:[email protected] (i can see it from my telnet window), what surely fails.
the same if i try to dial through another specified provider, like *122#1234567 - it again ignores prefix *122# and does dial through GMX.
if i delete or disable GMX account, then my described above attempts are failing again.
can it be just because my 5012 is "GMX-branded"?
can i "de-brand" it?
if i do so, will my "de-branded" 5012 work with GMX as before?
thank you in advance!
Tom
first, sorry for bugging you here with english.
i have a problem with my FBF 5012 - SX353 is connected to it with two handsets S1.
this FBF i have bought from GMX with Phone_Flat, so default provider is GMX.
problem is that i can not use combinations *111# - for dialing through landline (i.e. i dial from handset *111#123425 - for dialing local 12345 number) and i the call fails - i can see that it tries to go through provider#1 - GMX, so dialing outgoing smth like sip:[email protected] (i can see it from my telnet window), what surely fails.
the same if i try to dial through another specified provider, like *122#1234567 - it again ignores prefix *122# and does dial through GMX.
if i delete or disable GMX account, then my described above attempts are failing again.
can it be just because my 5012 is "GMX-branded"?
can i "de-brand" it?
if i do so, will my "de-branded" 5012 work with GMX as before?
thank you in advance!
Tom