Google Voice Dial Out using Sipsorcery (no computer needed)

[synchron]

slappydan,

My only other suggestions to you r to make sure in sipsorcery that you have binded at least one provider and have the register checkmark checked. Set the ATA back to factory defaults, make sure it's unprovisioned, enter the SIP info all over again (make sure the proxy and domain point to 'sip.sipsorcery.com') and reboot the ATA. You should see a green Voip light.

I've had more problems trying to register diectly to providers (i.e. Sipgate, VoxOx, mj via GVout proxy, mj via xGVout proxy but I was always able to register with no problem to sipsorcery and mysipswitch. The ATA VOIP LED would only go out when those servers were temporarily down.

Good Luck,

Synchron

[isaacl]

I recently set up an account with SipSorcery, to allow me to dial out from my Google Voice number without having to go into the GV interface.
I would like to also add a way to have another number forward to a SIP, and have SipSorcery in turn forward that to my GV number.
Is that possible?
Here's my surrent SS DialPlan, basically pieced together from this forum:

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# SIP tracing : true or false 
sys.Trace = false 

sys.Log("call from #{req.Header.From.FromURI.ToString()} to #{req.URI.User}.") 

if sys.In 
 # Do your INCOMING call processing customisations here. 
sys.Log("dialplan defaultin starting...") 
sys.Log("call from #{req.Header.From.FromURI.ToString()} to #{req.URI.User}.") 
sys.Dial("myusername@local") 

else 
  # Do your OUTGOING call processing customisations here. 
numbertocall = req.URI.User.to_str 
sys.GoogleVoiceCall("[email protected]", "mypass", "1747xxxxxxx", "#{numbertocall}") 
end

Can I add something to this to do that?
I am a newbie at this, so I hope someone can help me, in a way I can understand...
Thanks a lot!!

[sabresfan]

I have 2 lines setup on my pap2 now with GV and sipsorcery. They have added a backup server now if their main server is down. I have sipgate on one line and gizmo on the other. I find gizmo to be a little more responsive than sipgate but both work great. The simple dial plan is easy to add in sipsorcery and you can add as many features as you can figure out with the ruby dial plans. If your running MJ on an ata this is great as a second line.