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It's probably what I'll do.

It is not a gui interface, but I guess I will have to find a way to do it differently. Thank you for your help.

But I do not want to find an entry without extension, I just want to make sure that if my app is not putting anything between the %% I do not get a 1 from the count.

Hi, I have the following table and want to look for a phone extension in column Poste_Autorise but only return a true value if something is found. I did this query that does not work because in my app if there's an empty value between the %% it does return 1 anyway. I want the LIKE statement...

There is nothing set in command 21 for star key and adding back the digit with command 8A5012 did not work either... I am still looking for a solution. I have to keep the star key because it has been used for years in Asterisk. I'd like to keep the same codes in both system.

How can check this?

...is my problem, it does not go out for some reason, I want the 3 digits to go out as the programming below: 200>A:A129- 8A4007>A:0012- 857>A:03- 8A5012>151:1- (no deletion of area code) 8A5012>153:NONE- (no digit to delete) I dial *98 and I get a busy signal the NEC does not seems to dial...

I don't want to add the * key to the digits dialed, I just want the NEC to send any digits from 0 to 9 after the * key. For example: *98 , *76 , *34 I thought all I had to do is program it as any other LCR digits. Here's an another working example with digit 8 : 200>8:A129- 8A4007>8:0012-...

Really? Why is it working for other digits then? This is working: 200>35:A129- 8A4007>35:0012- 857>35:04- Users can dial extensions with 4 digits beginning by 35xx.

It's not a telco, it's another PBX (Asterisk), and I choose what to do with the * key. I know my programming is ok on the Asterisk side, because I have others digits working with the same kind of setup. I want the users from the NEC side to dial codes to access the voicemail in my Asterisk server.

...about the star key with LCR? Here is part of my programming that is not working: 200>A:A129- 8A4007>A:0012- 857>A:03- Basically, user that dial the star key followed by any 2 consecutive digits will go out on an isdn trunk. I get a busy tone as soon as I enter the * followed by two digits.

...forward to extensions not set in LCR. All my extensions set with Individual LCR are not working. For example, I can Forward to a virtual line * 5 + 3456 but not * 5 + 2300 from extension 2000. LCR Access code 200>2:A129- Intra-Office Termination a digits 8A4007>2000:8004-...

We have some problems with our IPS and call forwarding. We cannot do any CFA system wide. I can do it with MOC, but none of the users can do it with the access code neither with a programmed button on a Dterm. Analog phones are not working either. All we get is a RESTRICT 6 seconds after...

I do not know anything about A or B mode but my config is the folowwing: 200>0:801- E600>0:2491- 2491 is a regular Dterm.

Yes I missed that, I have changed it and it is faster!

Hi, I have redone LCR completely from scratch. I realized it was not working again so I changed this to make it work: 855>11:02- Here is my final LCR: Thank you very much for all your great help.

Very good idea! It is working fine with the #. So what timers would cause this? Timers in command 410?

855>911:03- 855>11:03-

I still have the delay with these settings: 3521>12:01- 3546>12:0- 855>911:03-

I did all the programming in LCR with Matworx but it takes about 10 seconds before the call goes through... Am I missing something else? Here is my script executed in matworx without errors: