Dialplans is going to be in the next release.
So just hang in there and it will come out soon.
Unfortunately, my problem is not about dialplan.
My problem is about strange behavior of RTC in my Uni during establishing a call.
But first thing is the first:
I started with creating the _setup.xml as well as ipdialplan.xml according to description given by eluth. I checked my dialplan using
http://www.roblocher.com/technotes/regexp.aspx service and after some corrections it seems to be OK.
Then after putting it in to my Uni, I started to make some tests.
I have to say that I run my own commercial VoIP network based on servers based in Brussels/Belgium. I use PortaOne software named PortaSwitch to run the system. The software is based on Sip Express (SER), but commercially redeveloped by PortaOne from Canada.
Normally I use in my work many hardware and software VoIP clients. In particular I use X-PDA and AGEPhone softphones on my Uni. I usually use them through 3G, as my network gives pretty good connection in main cities. Sometime, when I have WiFi and 3G is not in the place, I switch to WiFi.
Now coming to the point, after loading the prepared voip setup in to my Uni I have found strange situation. I have to say that later I have used Your SIP Config Tool to recreate the SIP setup in my Uni, but this did not change anything.
The situation is as follows:
First I have made tests through 3G.
1.
When I started the settings, Uni has registered in my VoIP server and properly showed that the "EuroTELEFON" service is selected.
2.
When I placed a call from other VoIP phone to my Uni, it was marvelous. The Uni showed info page about the coming call (with number showed and my name taken from my contacts). I picked up the call and audio was at least good in both directions. I checked the info about the call on the other phone and found that the call was on G711a/G711u codec (for each direction).
I could place such calls as many as I wanted to and all were in the same level of quality.
3.
Then I tried to initiate the call from my Uni. And here the problem came. The other phone did not even started to ring. My uni showed an info that the service is not available, then the call ended. I checked logs in the server and found that the attempt of the cal was not even registered.
4.
When again I wanted to call my uni from other phone, it rang but after pushing the pickup button the Phone Program got stacked. The call info page did not disappear, the call was not answered (the other phone was giving the dialing tone all the time) and the only think I could do was to reset the uni.
Then next test I have done using WiFi.
5.
It registered as always in my voip server and showed that the EuroTELEFON service is selected.
6.
Then I tried to call my uni from other phone. This test on 3G was passed, but now on WiFi the result was exactly like with similar call on 3G but after the call from uni (step 4). In addition I have found that all my home network (connected by ADSL with IP changed after each reset of the router) has bean cut off by my voip server. This is standard behavior of my voip server if it founds that somebody is trying to brake in or doing some harm to the server.
7.
I had to reste my router to get new IP and have done the test with call initiated by uni. Result exactly like in step 6 and the other phone did not even ring.
Then I have changed the settings of my uni to FWD account. And strange result. All calls in both directions were OK. The quality of the call was not as good as in the test in step 2. but at least Uni was calling and receiving calls.
Now my problem is that I would like you guys to help me to solve the problem. That is way was my proposition. I am ready to give you free accounts and am ready to supply some logs taken from the server. I suppose the problem is with the way RTC is making the process of digestion of its login and then establishing a call. I am not sure, but I remember that once I,ve tested some softphone for WinXP based on RTC project and got similar results. I think I also could ask people from PortaOne on their forum to help us.
Sorry for that long input in the forum but still hoping that somebody will be interested in helping.