QUESTION JS200-FX Questions

[wnpaul]

Again, not sure if this is the right place to post, but the questions grew out of a Nerd Vittles blog post ...

1. Does the JS200-FX actually manage (as advertised) to place emergency calls via the PSTN line? Where does that line need to be plugged in? the ADSL port?

2. Is there a way to enable SSH on the JS200-FX?

3. Here in Austria, a standard trunk, with a subscriber number of "1234", does not actually deliver that number as a DID. Instead, if dialled by itself, it will deliver "0", and if dialled followed by an extension it will deliver that extension. I figured out how to deliver calls without an extension (i.e. "0") to a default extension, or a voice menu, etc. How can I set it up so that extensions are automatically delivered?

 

[wnpaul]

Here is some more info on item #3 above:

On my IncrediblePBX on Raspberry Pi 2, I am able to create an inbound rule which takes the extension number transmittetd by the provider and route it to the corresponding internal extension by specifying a pattern of, say, _2XX (all my local extensions are in that range) and a destination of "Local Extension by DID" and then "${EXTEN:0}", i.e. don't cut any digits off.

When I try the same on the JS200-FX, it will not let me save that incoming rule ... Any idea why?

 

[wnpaul]

I managed to do this by editing the extensions.conf file with the file editor; it would still be nice to find out how to do this via the GUI -- but perhaps the GUI is buggy.