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@ OBT, is this what i see under program 3.1.4 ? www.wanetelecoms.com

Thanks Billxx & OBT. Both suggestions look brilliant. I will try both but would like to look more into the second option " You could set number plan that if you dial 5 it adds 9 automatically but you will need to have an unused number as internal access number" Am not sure if i understand...

Hello guys, Am not even sure what i should call the subject of this topic. But i am seeking guidance on my requirement as below. Since there is a growing demand for migration to VoIP i have lots of clients who would prefer to integrate their Legacy exchange to VoIP without having to overhaul it...

The US Version of the Maintenance console does not ask for suffix codes. Atleast for those that i have used. So even the UK Version will not work for you. www.wanetelecoms.com

Hello, correct me if i am wrong. My understanding is that you have your SIP Trunk on the KX-NS1000 and you would like to make and receive calls through the same trunk on the Asterisk server. I implemented a somehow similar project for a hospital that had a KX-TDA200 system who capacity and been...

I think that should be done by the Telco www.wanetelecoms.com

What is the suffix code on the KX-NS500? www.wanetelecoms.com

I would rather go with KX-NS500 This comes with Pre-installed (6 Analog trunks, 16 Analog Extensions 2 Digital extensions - 4 Digitals with XDP & License for 4 IP Extensions)all you need todo is add an SLC16 card(KX-NS5174) and you will have 32 Analog extensions(No need for Expansion cabinet)...

I have always found that difficult. Its actually easier to have the SIP Trunk on Asterisk and call from Panasonic to PSTN via SIP Trunk on Asterisk. The other way has always proved difficult for me. www.wanetelecoms.com

Are you saying your challenge is " Calling from Panasonic to PSTN via Panasonic?" And that your main trunk is connected to the Panasonic? www.wanetelecoms.com

@ OBT, good question. Because i too integrated Asterisk to Panasonic both via PRI and via SIP Trunk but found it hard to send calls to Asterisk from Panasonic without first pressing 9 to cease the trunk. Dialing from Asterisk to Panasonic has always been easy - One can dial the extension numbers...

Can you dial extensions on the panasonic system from the asterisks system" --> YES Calling from Asterisk to Panasonic 1XX,2XX,3XX,4XX & 5XX (The capacity of the KX-TDA200 is exhausted - Reason for the integration) Calling from Panasonic to Asterisk 9 + 6XX (Extension on Asterisk are (600 ...

do you have qsig master and slave configured on the systems" ---> YES "I thought you wanted the Panasonic to remove the 0 so the customer doesn't have to exclude it" ---> True, when calling to the PSTN from an extension on Panasonic using the E1 Line connecting on Port-1 of the Digium 1TE235BF...

Can you see the lines being picked up on the panasonic" -> When you try to make a call to the PSTN through the Analog trunks connected to the KX-TDA200, they instead ring at the operator connector on the Panasonic KX-TDA200. "You could use ARS to route the calls to the asterisks system" ->...

I think i have set it that way. All calls to the PSTN (from Asterisk) have 9 pre-pended to them before sending to the Panasonic. So i send 9 + PSTN Number. The QSIG Trunk on Panasonic is in Trunk group 1 and COS 7 However, all extensions on the KX-TDA200 are abble to make outbound calls to the...

There was typing error. The issue is "extensions on Asterisk can't call to the PSTN using the analog trunks connected on the KX-TDA200" Thanks for your reply www.wanetelecoms.com

Hello guys, i am hoping you are all doing great. Asterisk server has Digium 1TE235BF 2Port PRI card. Panasonic has 1 PRI30 card Port-1 of PRI card on Asterisk connects to the Telco. Port-2 of the PRI card on Asterisk, connects to the PRI30 port on KX-TDA200. Eveything is working fine except...

I think you need KX-TDA100D to be at Ver5.2 and above to have KX-DT5XX series working. www.wanetelecoms.com

Assuming your physical wiring is done correctly, to cease a CO Line (depending on your programming ) its 9 or 0 + phone number after the tone. www.wanetelecoms.com

Your business may just need a Panasonic KX-HTS32. The KX-NS series may not be appropriate if all you have are 3 trunk (analog lines). The HTS has the features you need and is cheaper (Take NOTE of you feature expansion plans) if you are considering it. It does not require licensing too...