International SIP questions.

[VincentDalvani]

1) We have a UK office, we need local numbers in each European country. The issue I have is when setting them up with SIP providers they want an emergency services address, but we don't have offices in each European country, so what's a standard practice for this?

2) If I know user "Tom" will be making only calls to and from France, is the correct setup so Tom can dial numbers in a local way (02 46 80 00 00 instead of +33246800000), to go to outbound rules create an outbound rule, set calls from extension to 200 (Tom) and prepend +33? I don't want to interfere with Toms ability to call internal extension numbers but I also don't want him to have to dial +33 at the start of each number.

Edit: Probably have to strip digits one to remove the zero.

 

[SteveITS]

Re: #2, you can specify a length so it doesn’t apply to 3 digit calls.

 

[leejor]

As far as question 1... if they allow you to have a local number without a local address, Then they must be prepared for this question. You are best to ask them what they expect from you. Perhaps they can block any call attempts to emergency numbers.

If Tom is only calling numbers in France (and local extensions), then a rule, specific to his extension, to allow 10 digit numbers, beginning with zero, remove 1 digit (the zero) and prefix with +33 should do it.

Place the rule above any other, than might also apply to the digits he is dialing.