Configure Linksys SPA3000

Hello to all,
I am a newbie to Linksys VoIP Adapter, SPA3000. I recently purchased it with below in mind.
I want to have a DID for ABC country and configure it with this device such that anyone calling me on that DID number, it gets transferred/forwarded to my Local Country number. I have some idea about things but am not able to figure out things.
Can someone please guide me how to configure this device ? Options as below,
To have a DID for my home country.
Anyone calling from my home country to the DID number, i want to get that call transferred/forwarded to my International Mobile number.
Please guide. Thanks in advance.
Sid.

Drivesafely wrote: I want to have a DID for ABC country and configure it with this device such that anyone calling me on that DID number, it gets transferred/forwarded to my Local Country number. I have some idea about things but am not able to figure out things.
Here is one way to do the above.
I assume you have a PSTN line attached to the Line port of the SPA3000 because you are going to forward the call out the FXO (Line) port.
You configure your voip account with the DID on the PSTN Line tab. You make sure it registers and it isn't the same account you have registered under Line 1. Under voip-to-pstn gateway you set VoIP Caller Auth Method to none, you set VoIP Caller Default DP to a Dial Plan number where you have a dial plan with the PSTN number you wish to dial to forward the call. In the dial plan field that corresponds to the number you set you put the number you wish to dial, for example (<:19253554567>S0)
If the SPA is attached to a router and you have audio problems read up on NAT traversal.
Message Edited by hw on 01-01-2009 11:04 PM

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