(sorry that it is in English, you can of course reply in German)
I have a Fritz Box Fon Ata, and on Nebenstelle 2, I have a phone with an incoming VOIP number connected. However, outgoing calls should use the normal Wahlregeln (via Festnetz and DIFFERENT VOIP providers). It seems unfortunately that the outgoing Nebenstelle 2 always wants to use the incoming VOIP provider for numbers that are NOT specified in the Wahlregeln. For example all calls to 2* and 3* have no Wahlregeln, BUT they use the Automatische Anbietervorwahl. Nebenstelle 2 (VOIP provider) does not seem to take this Automatische Anbietervorwahl into account. Why? Is there a solution?
Temporarily, I have added all numbers to the Wahlregeln so the problem is solved. But if I change Anbieter, I'll have to change all the "Festnetz via xyz" again... And there are many Wahlregeln (2*, 3*, 4*, 5*, 6*, 7*, 8*, 9* all need to be routed!). This is because here (Luxembourg), there are no "zonal vorwahlen" like 030, 0221. The whole country has numbers starting with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 and NO zero.
I have a Fritz Box Fon Ata, and on Nebenstelle 2, I have a phone with an incoming VOIP number connected. However, outgoing calls should use the normal Wahlregeln (via Festnetz and DIFFERENT VOIP providers). It seems unfortunately that the outgoing Nebenstelle 2 always wants to use the incoming VOIP provider for numbers that are NOT specified in the Wahlregeln. For example all calls to 2* and 3* have no Wahlregeln, BUT they use the Automatische Anbietervorwahl. Nebenstelle 2 (VOIP provider) does not seem to take this Automatische Anbietervorwahl into account. Why? Is there a solution?
Temporarily, I have added all numbers to the Wahlregeln so the problem is solved. But if I change Anbieter, I'll have to change all the "Festnetz via xyz" again... And there are many Wahlregeln (2*, 3*, 4*, 5*, 6*, 7*, 8*, 9* all need to be routed!). This is because here (Luxembourg), there are no "zonal vorwahlen" like 030, 0221. The whole country has numbers starting with 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or 9 and NO zero.
