Is that FXO config correct for UK calls?

Polly_31

Hi all,

I would like to configure my new FXO card to make outbound calls from my 3 Voip phones

The phones below each other work perfectly fine and I googled a bit for the FXO configuration.
How would I configure my router if my phone line is eg. 0044 (0) 207 581511 (0044UK) (0207Local code) (581511 number)
My 3 IP hones are:
1001
1002
1003

WOuld that mean that be correct:


Router(config)#telephony−service
Router(config−telephony)#dialplan−pattern 1 207581511 extension length 4 //// (In all examples from the web I never saw that that are using the leading "0" when configuring the phone number)?
exit
Router(config)#voice−port 2/1/0
Router(config−voiceport)#connection plar 1001
Router(config−voiceport)#caller−id enable
exit
Router(config)#dial−peer voice 1 pots
Router(config−dial−peer)#destination−pattern 9[2−9]...... //// (This is a line I dont really understand... 9 is to make a outbound call [2-9] is a range and the 6 "." are to match entered digits - from google) Do I have to write destination−pattern 9[3]...... ? So 9 (Outbound call) [3] for 207 ...... for UK local numbers?

Router(config−dial−peer)#port 2/1/0
Router(config−dial−peer)#prefix 9,
end
conf t
Router(config)#dial−peer voice 5 pots
Router(config−dial−peer)#destination−pattern 1005
Router(config−dial−peer)#port 2/1/0




Would I than dial 0207581511-1001, 0207581511-1002, 0207581511-1003 to receive calls?
and press 9 and eg 0207581666 to call my neigbour?

Many thanks