You can - but you have to reference an xml config file - a bit like you do for the company phone-book load.
If you look thru the provisioning template, you should find something that looks a bit like this;
[ DialNow ]
path = /tmp/dialnow.xml
server_address =
I created and put the reference file into the 3CX provisioning folder, so I could just reference it using code that you'll find elsewhere in the prov' template i.e.; http://%%pbx_ip%%:%%pbx_http_port%%/provisioning/dialnow.xml
So - you then edit the Provisioning template entry to be like;
[ DialNow ]
path = /tmp/dialnow.xml
server_address = http://%%pbx_ip%%:%%pbx_http_port%%/provisioning/dialnow.xml
And you use an xml editor to create a bit of .xml code that looks like:
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>'
'<DialNow>'
'<Data DialNowRule="0xxxxxxxxxx" LineID="1"/>'
'<Data DialNowRule="2xx" LineID="1"/>'
'<Data DialNowRule="4xx" LineID="1"/>'
'</DialNow>'
Save that as a file (e.g. dialnow.xml) and put it in the provisioning folder on the 3CX.
In the above example, the 0xxxxxxxxxx allows me to dial out straight after I dial a UK 11 digit phone number, the 2xx and 4xx allow me to dial immediately after inputting an extension number on my 3-digit dial plan. The line ID tells it to use the 1st account on the phone to dial ... You can put your own rules in for the DialNow sequence.
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