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Okay, I will try that, thanks.

Original intent is to have some extensions not allowed to make outside calls. That's where I used this: Problem with this is that ringgroups stop making outside call's. That's why I thought, let's turn it around, and specify the extensions that are not allowed to make outside calls...

The biggest problem is that ringgroups can't call to an external number, to. Is there a way to give ringgroups always the option to call external?

Damn, New error occurred when I use this setting. when I call a extension that is forwarded to a external number, I get a "To May Hops" error. How can I fix this? This error only occurs when calling from an extension that is in the condition.

Hi pbxgeek, Yes, still on FS. Thanks for your quick answer, I'm going to test it :)

hi, I use this condition to allow certain users to use the dialplan: How do I change this to exclude the given users from this dialplan? With other words, everyone can use this dialplan, except the numbers in this condition? Greetings, Jeroen

Where can I find the PCAP log?

Carrier isn't the problem. I can set any number under Advanced > Outbound Caller ID Number to be shown. When no number is there, no number is shown.

I don't have Fusion, I have FS

No I do have FS PBX, not FusionPBX. Not sure what to do now..

Good one. I'm going to run an update (I'm on 5.1.3) And test again.

Then no number is shown. Sorry, forgot to mention that.

Hi all, I have some ringgroups with one of the members a external mobile phone. This works but when the mobile rings, it shows the number that is in the ringroup settings under Advanced > Outbound Caller ID Number. This makes sense but is there a way to show the number from the person who calls?

I know that method bur unfortunately that prevents a ringgroup of calling an outside number.

What do i set here:

I'm sorry, I try to understand but don't get it. How does tollallow work?

But the ringroup has a member with an external number. this works fine until I use the condition in the outbound. What number do I need to add to allow the call?

Follow up question, With the above solution my ringgroup can't ring an external extension. I tried adding the ringgroupnumber (9000) to the allowed extensions: but that doesn't work. What can I do to solve this? ps: I know it is set to false right now.

Ok, I think this could be a great improvement for the future, to toggle a switch on witch outbound rules a extension is allowed to use. But I will do it like this for now. Thanks for letting me know.

Hi again, How can I prevent certain extensions to make outside calls? Except for 112 (911) emergency calls of course. I know I can set a rule in outbound routes that only certain extensions are allowed but is there an easier way?