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Phone Card Service gives you the flexibility of having 3 different phone
services in one, allowing you to pick the most appropriate calling method
at anytime.
It is suitable for people who only want to make OUTGOING calls through OZtell.
1. Indirect Dialing
2. Direct Dialing
3. Internet Dialing
In additonal to the 3-in-1 dialing above, the Phone Card Service
also gives you a set of extra features:
1.1 Calling from Normal phone
Public phones, mobile phones, home phones etc.
Ring in from more than 66 locations around Australia at
the cost of a local call.
4 steps:
- Ring into one of the access phone numbers listed
on
http://www.oztell.com/accessnumbers
e.g. (02) 90111000
- Enter your preferred langauge (like 1 for English).
e.g. 1
- Enter the phone number you wanted to call in full IDD format
(including country code and area code but with the IDD prefix)
followed by # (hash).
e.g. 61292176000#
- Enter your OZnumber followed by # (hash) then your PIN followed
by # (hash).
e.g. 1234# 567#
1.2 Calling from Trusted phones
Phones you have registered as trustworthly from the web page.
Trusted Phone Number eliminates the entering of Account Number and PIN.
Calls from a predefined list of Trusted Phone Numbers will not need authenication.
2 steps:
- Ring into one of the access phone numbers listed
on
http://www.oztell.com/accessnumbers
e.g. (02) 90112020
- Enter the phone number you wanted to call in full IDD format
(including country code and area code but with the IDD prefix)
followed by # (hash).
e.g. 61292176000#
2.1 Calling from Override Phone
Phones you have registered as Override from the web page.
1 step:
- Dial any IDD (overseas), STD (domestic) or Mobile phone number with
the 4 digit override code (e.g. 1414) in front.
e.g. 14140292176000
2.2 Calling from Preselect Phone
Phones you have registered as Preselect from the web page.
1 step:
- Dial any IDD (overseas), STD (domestic) or Mobile phone number as normal.
e.g. 0292176000
3.1 Calling from SIP Phones.
Most SIP phones (hardware or software) are supported.
SIP is a very popular Internet phone protocol, available on
most Internet phone software and hardware.
You can use OZtell's public SIP account on most SIP devices
to make calls to Internet phones as well as Normal Phones.
You will need a SIP capable software or hardware in order to make
the calls. You will also need to set up those software and
hardware with the the OZtell public SIP account.
Details on using OZtell's Public SIP Account is available by
Clicking HERE
3.2 Calling from OZtell Softphone
Simple Internet Phone software for the PC.
OZtell Softphone is a very quick and easy way of calling from
a computer, with NO installation, NO configuration, NO SIP
account.
MS Windows version of OZtell Softphone is available now, with
versions for Mac OS X and Linux coming soon.
Details on using OZtell's Softphone is available by
Clicking HERE
6. Send SMS messages.
Public phones, mobile phones, internet phones, home phones etc.
6 steps:
- Ring into one of the access phone numbers listed
on
http://www.oztell.com/accessnumbers
e.g. (02) 90112020
- Enter your preferred langauge (like 1 for English).
e.g. 1
- Enter 0 (zero) followed by # (hash) to call the Special Service menu.
e.g. 0#
- Enter 5 to go to Send SMS menu.
e.g. 5
- Select the category of message to send. A list of all message categories
is at
http://www.oztell.com/textlibrary.
e.g. 2
- Select a message within the category. A list of all text messages
is at
http://www.oztell.com/textlibrary.
e.g. 2
7. Call to Internet Phones.
You can use OZtell's public SIP account to make calls to Internet
phones as well as Normal Phones.
You will need a SIP capable software or hardware in order to make
the calls.
Details on using OZtell's Public SIP Account is available by
Clicking HERE
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Ring in from more than 66 locations around Australia
Only local call access charge anywhere from Adelaide to Wollongong.
Universal Identification
The main function of this package is to provide the users with an Universal
Identification that can be used by the users to identify themselves around
the world for most online operations - communications, security, payment,
storage etc.
With OZmember Package, the users have the flexibilty of norminating a
number of their choice (phone numbers, birthdays, easy to remember
numbers etc.) as their OZnumber.
Access Phone Number
The second major function of this package is to provide the users
with a set of Access Phone Numbers around the world so the users
can access Net2MAX functions (like making calls, receiving calls,
sending SMS, listening to emails etc.) at the cost of a local call
wherever they are.
Other Net2MAX Modules
With the OZmember Package, the user also receives some other Net2MAX
Modules for basic functions like password, payment and information management.
Once the user has the OZmember Package, the user can select and configure
additional Net2MAX Packages or Modules according to his or her own needs.
7. Trusted Phone Numbers
OZtell customers can OPTIONALLY define trusted incoming phone
numbers so when the Access Phone Number receives calls from these
trusted phone numbers then it will by-pass the standard identification
processes.
They can select from the web how Trusted Phone numbers will
be used. Currently, trusted phones can by-pass the identification
processes in four different ways:
Three ways of using Trusted Numbers for OUTGOING calls:
- Caller Identification By-Pass for Dial Out will allow
callers from the trusted phone numbers you have defined
to make calls to Normal phone numbers, without Net2MAX
having to ask them for login (supply OZnumber and PIN).
So, if they ring the Access Phone Number in Australia
(138813) they will still get Net2MAX asking them to enter
a phone number - but if they do enter a Normal Phone
number (like 61292176000 or 85223120180) then they will
be transferred to the phone number directly - no login
required.
Click on diagram below to enlarge:
- Override Code will allow
callers from the trusted phone numbers you have defined
to make calls to Normal phone numbers, without having
to dial into Access Number at all.
They simply call like they would using their phone for long distance or
mobile calls. The only difference is that they have to Override their
default long distance provider with a few digits in front of the phone
number. These digits are called Override Prefix.
Click on diagram below to enlarge:
- Line Preselection will allow
callers from the trusted phone numbers you have defined
to make calls to Normal phone numbers, without having
to dial into Access Number at all.
There is no need to enter any override codes.
Click on diagram below to enlarge:
One way of using Trusted Numbers for INCOMING calls:
- Phone Number By-Pass for Web PABX will allow callers
from the trusted phone numbers you have defined to go
straight to your Web PABX, without Net2MAX having to ask
them for a phone number (like 898...).
So, if they ring the Access Phone Number in Australia
(138813) they will NOT get Net2MAX asking them to enter
another phone number - they will be transferred to your
Web PABX directly.
Click on diagram below to enlarge:
Self Selection
A major advantage of OZtell Services is your ability to pick your
own OZnumber. You can make it the same as your normal
phone number (mobile or landline) or any other easy to
remember or well known number.
The phone number your callers need to enter after dialing
into the Access Phone Numbers is simply your OZnumber with
either 0 or 898 or 899 and your Area Code added in front. Say your
Area Code is 060 and your OZnumber is 12345 then your phone
numbers are 89806012345 (for your Web PABX) and 89906012345
(for your Internet Phone).
The Area Code is OPTIONAL in your home country (which has
a single Net2MAX Area Code) so if you belong to the Australia
Net2MAX Area (060), then people there just can dial the
Australian Access Phone Number 138813 and then just enter
89812345 rather than 89806012345 to reach you.
6. Usage Guide
- When calling Normal Phones, you can defined Trusted
Phone numbers from your Access Phone Number page, so
Net2MAX does not have to prompt you to enter your
OZnumber and OZsignature explicitly - saving some time
when calling Normal Phones.
- Calls to 898... and 899... requires NO caller
identification, so you can give the 138813 to anyone and
they can call your Web PABX or Internet Phone using
138813.
7. Set Up Guide
The following steps are the simple way to set up a Access
Phone Number:
Step 1: Login to http://www.oztralia.com/index1.php
Step 2: Click on Managers -> Phone
Step 3: Click on Access Phone Number
Step 4: Register Access Phone Number service
Step 5: Finished register then close the page and click on
Access Phone Number again under Phone Manager to enter into
Access Phone Number main menu
Step 6: Select a shared phone number from the list and
click OK
Step 7: Click on Disable to disable the shared phone
number
Step 8: Trusted Phone Numbers is used for access to the
Access Phone Number service without the enter of OZnumber and
Password. Use the Caller ID to identify the OZmember
Step 9: Click on "Add new Trusted Phone Numbers" to add
trusted phone number
Step 10: Enter your international phone number including
country code and area code and click Submit and OK
Step 11: Currently the Trusted Phone Number is inactive,
to activate a Trusted Phone Number, call 61282196188 or
61290112088 using the EXACT phone with that number, and then
provide the OZnumber and password when asked
Step 12: Click on Dial Out to select the new service that
you want to apply for the trusted phone number (Dial Out, Web
PABX)
Step 13: Select the service and click OK
Step 14: Finish setting then click the close button to
close the page
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