DID Number and freephoneline setup

[edywalls]

Hi Guys,

I bought an unlocked Linksys PAP2T-NA VoIP Adapter, set up with the instructions shared on this forum and got it working like a charm. I want to ad a DID number (a virtual number in Mexico city). I found a company who has an affordable service for it (FlyNumber), but when I re-direction my calls from the DID to my freephoneline number, it seems that they get blocked.

This is what support on their end says:
"The calls are hitting our system but your VoIP provider is not allowing the calls... Perhaps they are blocking our IP's... I would also check with them to make sure they allow outside traffic".

And they gave me a butch of Ip addresses.

So my question is, is it possible to add a service like this to my freephoneline? if so, what do I need to do to enable it?

I hope I put enough info, thanks in advance, I hope this helps others with the same question.

Cheers,

Eddie

P.S. Just in case you need this info, here is how I'm setting it up on their end:

This company can forward to:
Phone
VoIP
ITSP
GTalk
Skype
PBX

So I picked VOIP

Host: voip.freephoneline.ca

User name: 1xxx xxx (my freephoneline number)

[Jake]

Are they trying to forward the call via SIP? if so it won't work as FPL does in fact block SIP calls (IE something like 16133662222@voip.freephoneline.ca). Forwarding the call to your actual phone number will work, but then I would imagine you will have to pay for that incoming call.

The question to ask really, is how is FlyNumber trying to forward the calls to you?

[edywalls]

Thanks for your reply Jake,

They have several Options, VOIP (which is how I tried, and you already mentioned FPL blocks them), Phone (there is a charge per minute), ITSP, Gtalk and Skype. I wanted to use VOIP because this way I only pay for the monthly DID charge, other wise its that plus the per minute charge.

[Jake]

you can try playing around with getonsip.com and pbxes.org

You might be able to get something working with them with regards to getting a call forwarded via SIP. You will have to play around with your setup though. If you look at pbxes.org you will probably be able to set up your flynumber as a trunk rather than forwarding it.