We are now having a new module which allows users to request prefixes for DNS domains -- that's probably closes to what you are asking about.

-jiri

At 09:55 PM 5/5/2003, Jan Janak wrote:

Hello Fernando,

I am not avare of anyone writing such a module.

Jan.

On 05-01 15:09, Fernando Nachtigall wrote:

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Hi All,

I need to implement an used based dialplans module on SER, so that depending on the user information stored in the database, a certain prefix should be inserted in the called number. Has anyone had a similar issue?

Thanks

Fernando

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Nils,

We want to offer the same behaviour as the standard PSTN phone for users in different locations, this means that each user can have its own international prefix number, the default area code and eventually a specific dialplan that can be used for 911 kind of local numbers.

This means that translation rules would be different based on the user profile.

Any idea of how to implement this?

Regards, Alejandro

Hi Fernando,

On Sunday 05 January 2003 18:09, Fernando Nachtigall wrote:

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I need to implement an used based dialplans module on SER, so that depending on the user information stored in the database, a certain prefix should be inserted in the called number. Has anyone had a similar issue?

i'm not sure if i understand your scneario correct. But in our CVS (and in the next release their will be) is a modules called pdt which turns the prefix in numbers in request uri into domain names. This is for devices which are only

able to dial numbers like a PSTN phone on a ata. It sounds like you want the other direction. It this a kind of speed dialing?

Regards Nils Ohlmeier

Alejandro Olchik writes:

We want to offer the same behaviour as the standard PSTN phone for users in different locations, this means that each user can have its own international prefix number, the default area code and eventually a specific dialplan that can be used for 911 kind of local numbers.

This means that translation rules would be different based on the user profile.

Any idea of how to implement this?

you can write a module that does the translation based on the international number of the caller in the from uri.

-- juha