Trying to get FusionPBX working, Newbi questions

Update about the stream: it works now with shout://a7.asurahosting.com:7550/radio.mp3 as stream address :-D
 
You need another condition for each outbound route to match the extension. This way the dialplan selects the route that matches this condition and skips all others.
Also, to be clear, I understand your use case and why you are doing it. But this is not a standard practice. Usually, users share an outbound gateway. I just want to make sure you are building the system correctly. Perhaps the approach you chose to accommodate is not the best practice.
Also, I'm not affiliated with FusionPBX. I'm just simply trying to help.
 
Thanks @pbxgeek , I appreciate your help.
I'ts a bit like a retirement home, they can call internal together but also have their own in- and outbound route.
So I need to add a condition to every outbound route. Can you tell me how this condition should look like?
 
Do they have their own VoIP service that you don't provide?

Your outbound route would look like this. I added a condition to check if the call was from extension 1003. Then this outbound route can only be used by this extension

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Great, that works!
is it possible to have a range of numbers? For example, extensions 100 to 105 can use the same route.
We all have our own account on Cheapconnect, a Dutch prepaid voip provider. So everyone has his own trunk.

I also need to create a route to call the emergency number. In The Netherlands it's 112 instead of 911. Can I just change (^911$|^933$) to (^112$|^933$) in the dialplan? What does the 933 stand for? Is there anything else I have to think about?
 
yes you can definitely add a range if you play with regex.

Yes, you can update 911 to 112, like in your example. 933 is a test for 911 in US.
 
Good. How do I add a range? based on your image and what you told me about the emergency number, I could do ^(100)$|^(101)$|^(102)$ and so on?
 
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