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Janaya, nothing that complicated is required as the SIP trunks know where to send the calls based on how many digits I send them. Allenmac, the way to get around the DN matching is, as has been noted by some, to use XLST pretranslation -- thereby inserting the '9' to pass any digits dialed to...

Yes, that dialing plan is about right -- there are also 1xx and 8xx off-site extensions. As you point out, I can't yet relieve them of the 1+ dialing they do now for PSTN calls as that is how they will be able to reach 2xx and 5xx area codes. But I think I can eliminate the '9' and then just...

Yes, you're right about everyone being accustomed to dialing the '9' to get out -- but I am being "forced" to now add 9xx (off-site) extensions. How else can I do that other than to eliminate the ac1? I know someone will suggest that this is the time to have gone to 4-digit extensions rather...

Yes, I see your point, that used to be true. But, as I tried to say, the VoIP provider will "do the right thing" based on how many digits he receives. So, since only 2xx and 5xx extensions are on-site, I want to pass everything else over the PRIs, e.g. 876, 915, 9151234, 9154371234...

We have an Option 11c with new PRIs from a VoIP provider who will accept any number of digits: 3, 7, 10, 11, 011+, and "do the right thing." Furthermore, we want to have new extensions in the 900's like 9xx. So we think it is time to turn off the "dial 9 to get an outside line" as well as...

I think he wants each incoming call to be answered by a different celebrity (a dozen in total). What do you think of my pointing my IDC (main no. DID) to the pilot number of a circular hunt group where each DN in the hunt group has its own greeting, is configured not to accept messages, and is...

Running Mermail 12 on our Option 11C and the CEO would like our main line answered with an ever-changing, celebrity-recorded, greeting message, followed by the auto-attendant's menu of prompts. Celebrities' initial greetings must "rotate" automatically. Any way to accomplish with Mermail? How...

Here is the answer: a pretranslation table was defined which points to an SCL. >ld 20 REQ: prt TYPE: pre CUST 0 XLAT 0 <-- First digit 0 is being translated PRE 2 <-- Pointing to SCL 2 XLAT 9 PRE 9 REQ: prt TYPE: scl LSNO 2 SIZE 10 RNGE SCNO 0002 SCL DNSZ 4 STOR 0...

I suppose, in retrospect, the easiest solution would have been to give ext. 200 to the new receptionist upstairs and not have to figure out how zero gets there. But they want x200 to remain at the front desk because everyone is used to dialing 200 to reach the front desk. So it is my job to...

No consoles here so there are no M2250's defined. Here is the other info you requested (which I have alluded to above): ATT_DATA OPT AHD BIND BIXA BLA DNX IC1 XTG XDP XLF XBL FKA MWUD LOD REA SYD ATDA ATDN 0 (before I changed it to an unused DN) NCOS 0 CWUP NO...

I could not find 200 anywhere in the entire CDB. LDN0 is 8999 but I have no idea what that means or where that might be forwarded to 200. I have my auto-attendant defined in NIT_DATA (ext. 205). Yes, I have 201 defined as MM revert so pressing zero while listening to the auto-attendant...

Yes, neither 0 nor 200 appears in my IDC.

SCH0730 DN conflicts with existing number. I have already defined DN 201 as the primary SCR on KEY 0 of the receptionist's 3904. To use this method, the ATDN in ATT_DATA must be an unused DN.

Have no consoles here. Dialing zero reaches the front desk (ext. 200). I now want zero (and MM revert which is currently configured as 0) to go to our new receptionist at ext. 201. I tried removing 0 from the ATDN of ATT_DATA and instead, defined it as an ACDN with maxp=1 and ncfw=201 but...

No thanks, I'd rather put x201 back on KEY 0. Not sure why making it the PDN would make a difference, but apparently, it does.

If they want to activate call forwarding from the Polycom itself, can't you just program the SPRE & phone number as a speed dial in one of the Polycom's memories?

I thought as long as all DN's were MARP'd on the digital set (M3904), they'd all be forwarded when call forwarding is activated on the 3904. But I want to have a 500 set with the same DN (x201) as on KEY 1 of the 3904. When I do that, calls to any of the DN's on the 3904 are forwarded...

And if you want name display as well, don't forget to put NDS on the RCAP of your D-channel.

You do not need to use distinct cust numbers. The tenant number goes onto each TN as ITEM TEN x where x=1-151. But what is the purpose of segregating 4 channels of a T-1? Is it to reserve four channels for the tenant's exclusive use or is it to ensure that tenant never uses more than four of...

Ok, kind of counter-intuitive, but that worked! Now, what would you say about my doing the same thing on my loop-start trunks? What is the effect of changing SUPN from YES to NO? (They are only used for outbound calling so no problem with hanging up Mermail.)