Test Numbers
There are a number of special codes and numbers that can be called from an A&A SIP account.
a * can be replaced with a # in the special codes. This is useful if you are behind a PBX that intercepts * locally.
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| *100 | 1 kHz tone |
| *101 or 1571 | Record new outgoing voice-mail message |
| *102 | Leave message on your voice-mail |
| *103 | Play current hold music |
| *104 or 17070 | Read your calling number |
| *105 | Read the time (Speaking clock) |
| *106 | Play a long and rather rude message about calling numbers listed in the TPS. |
| *107 | Read your VoIP account number |
| *108 | Special Information Tone and hang up |
| *109 | Leave a message on your voice-mail forcing WAV format, no outgoing message first, email your login contact if no voice-mail email defined. |
| *110 | Leave a message on your voice-mail forcing OGG format, no outgoing message first, email your login contact if no voice-mail email defined. |
| *111 | Leave a message on your voice-mail forcing MP3 format, no outgoing message first, email your login contact if no voice-mail email defined. |
| *113 | Record custom anonymous call rejection message. |
| *114 | Play anonymous call rejection message. |
| *400 to *699 | Return SIP code 400 to 699. Ideal for testing the response of your equipment to a failed call. |
Calls to these numbers are charged at 0.00, and will show on the CDR log on the control pages.
Other VoIP Features
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