Can you use the same VoIP Provider in all of the Outgoing Routes of a rule?

Using the same VoIP provider in all of the Outgoing Routes of a rule is generally permissible and can even be a common practice. When configuring outgoing routes in a VoIP system, such as 3CX, you have the flexibility to direct calls through a single VoIP provider across multiple routes. This is beneficial for ensuring uniformity in call handling, managing costs, and streamlining configuration by utilizing one provider for all outgoing traffic.

The reason this approach works well is due to the nature of VoIP systems, where routes can be customized based on various criteria but can still share the same provider. It allows for the same settings and capabilities to be used, which can simplify troubleshooting and maintenance. In various networking or telecommunications contexts, it becomes advantageous to have a single point of management for your VoIP needs.

Other options could imply limitations that don't exist. For instance, claiming that it can only be done under specific conditions does not accurately reflect the flexibility provided by the system and may confuse users about their capabilities. Similarly, suggesting that it depends on the VoIP provider could mislead users into thinking that configurations could vary greatly unless there are specific incompatibilities, which is not generally the case.

Therefore, utilizing the same VoIP provider across all outgoing routes